Effect of Drought on Plant Healthcare
Recurrent droughts have become as common in the Bay Area as sunshine. Weather experts expect this trend to continue, making it essential to consider the effect of drought[...]
Rain? No Rain? Time to Invest in Commercial Irrigation and Water Management
Bay Area precipitation levels can be a wild roller coaster ride. Record December 2021 rainfall was soon followed by a record drop in the first two months of[...]
Water Wise Ideas for Landscaping
Conserving water is essential throughout the drought-prone Bay Area. Gachina knows it takes all of us to safeguard this precious resource. Our water management department offers these water[...]
Water-Saving Techniques for Large Bay Area Properties
Extreme drought conditions in the Bay Area are prompting local governments to urge the use of water-saving techniques for large Bay Area properties. If your business is affected[...]
Estate Landscaping Companies in Walnut Creek
Are you struggling to find estate landscaping companies in Walnut Creek that provide superior white-glove service? Gachina delivers the highest level of care. Our team understands the importance[...]
What is Waterfluence, and How Can it Help You?
Conserve water, protect your landscaping investment, and save money with Waterfluence. What is Waterfluence, and how can it help you? In partnership with the Waterfluence conservation program, Gachina[...]
Succulents – Drought Tolerant and Forgiving Beauty
Thorny or thorn less, green or orange, fuzzy or smooth, with so many incredible varieties, one thing succulents have in common – they are really forgiving to the busy gardener. Succulents[...]
‘Tis the season to… fertilize your property’s valuable trees
The past few years of drought have taken a toll on your landscapes most valuable investment – your trees. To combat this drought, Gachina recommends deep root water and fertilization.[...]
Solving the Mystery of Water Rebates
You’ve made the decision to conserve water. You plan to perform irrigation retrofits and turf conversions to drought tolerant plant material. Your water district offers rebates – but[...]- 1
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