Posts Tagged ‘bay friendly’

‘Tis the season to… fertilize your property’s valuable trees

Dan Wolf December 2, 2016

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.[...]

Sharon Park HOA, Menlo Park ~ Certified New Wildlife Habitat by The National Wildlife Federation

Dan Wolf August 30, 2016

Local business making a difference to protect wildlife The National Wildlife Federation® (NWF) is pleased to recognize that Gachina Landscape Management in Menlo Park, California has successfully created an[...]

New Sustainable Landscape Service – Journey of a Butterfly

Dan Wolf August 24, 2016

Our commitment to sustainability continues with a new service – raising caterpillars to butterflies for release. Gachina recently successfully raised caterpillars into butterflies and released them at our[...]

Like A Boss

Dan Wolf July 3, 2016

Like A Boss, written by Lindsey Getz, Turf Management 7.1.16 Introducing organic and more sustainable products, services and procedures into the landscape maintenance routine has been a primary goal[...]

The Farm Gachina Landscape Built

Dan Wolf June 2, 2016

June 02, 2016 | Author: Richard Restuccia, Jain Irrigation, Inc. | Blog articles John Gachina left a legacy to his employees, the landscape industry, water management and his family.[...]

Plant of the week 4.25 – 4.29 ~ Fire Thorne / Pyracanthus

Dan Wolf April 22, 2016

Plant of the week 4.25 – 4.29 ~ Fire Thorne / Pyracanthus ~ Pyracanthus is an evergreen shrub with medium to low water requirements and thrives in full[...]

Plant of the week 4.4 – 4.8 ~ Juncas

Dan Wolf April 1, 2016

Plant of the week 4.4 – 4.8 ~ Juncus ~ Juncus is an evergreen monocotyledonous (which include grasses) with low water requirements which thrives in full sun to partial shade. [...]

Gachina Landscape Management is with Earth Day San Francisco and Earth Day Network.

1 day ago

After watching the Earth Day Live: How Citizen Science Can Help Save the Bees Webinar we learned how to get involved. Earth Challenge 2020 lets you gather important scientific data near you. It has two elements for you to measure — air quality and plastic pollution — with more on the way. Without leaving home, millions of users can record the quality of the air outside their window. Users can take readings throughout the day to track how human activity and weather patterns change the air we breathe. Each reading will add to a global database of knowledge and help us understand how our world works and how we can protect it. #doyourpart #EarthChallenge2020 #EarthDayEveryDay #sustainability #regenerativefarming #regenerativeagriculture #landscaping #bayarea #getinvolved ... See MoreSee Less