Free Residential Landscape Classes
Save the Water: Grass lawns require more water and chemicals per foot and cause more runoff than almost any other kind of landscape! About 50 percent of the water used at the average home is for landscape irrigation.
Save the Planet: Grass lawns are responsible for much of our urban runoff, runoff carrying lawn clippings, fertilizers and other pollutants into our precious coastal marine habitat.
Drinking water supply in Southern California has been permanently reduced. One of the best ways to reduce our need for water is to transform our grass lawns into a beautiful landscape utilizing attractive drought tolerant plants, reducing runoff, attracting animals like butterflies and hummingbirds, and requiring very little maintenance. Learn how at the following terrific classes.
Landscape Classes - Long Beach Water Department
Classes are from 8:30 a.m. to 12 noon, come join us and take home a few tips!
Designing Your New LandscapeDates: January 10th ~ February 21st ~ April 11thLocation: Long Beach Water Department, 1800 E. Wardlow Rd.
Choosing the Best Plants for You Dates: January 24th ~ April 25th ~ May 23rdLocation: Aquarium of the Pacific, 100 Aquarium WayParking: Park in the structure and the cost is $6, but admission to the aquarium after the class is FREE!
Your Sprinkler Systems, Soil, Watering Schedule, and FertilizersDates: February 7th ~ May 9thLocation: Long Beach Water Department, 1800 E. Wardlow Rd.
Sign up today: Space is limited, so register today by calling 562-570-2300
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