Saving Water In Irvine With Artificial Turf

IRVINE, Calif. - June 6, 2018 - PRLog -- The drought is showing no signs of stopping, and predictions of sweltering hot temperatures are once again being made.  Areas of southern California like Irvine and Anaheim are expecting record heat this year, along with most other areas of the western United States.  This comes in conjunction with lower than average rain and snowfall this year as well as previous years, ultimately resulting in a situation where water shortages are not necessarily at crisis levels, but are uncomfortably low.  Added heat over the summer can dwindle these reserves and create a crisis where there could not be enough for people and animals to drink.

For these reasons, water conservation efforts are being pushed state wide.  These efforts include the suggestions that home owners remove their already problematic landscaping plants that have probably not survived the past years,a dn replace them with water smart elements like artificial turf or desert landscaping.  Because there is no assurance that we will not end up in crisis levels, it is best to proactively attempt to conserve water in order to avoid dangerous situations.  It is also wise for home owners to not allocate money towards the restoration of landscaping damaged last year by drought, as it may encounter the same issues with water restrictions this year.  Instead, you should allocate funds towards smarter landscaping ideas.

Coastal Greenscapes is one of the leading providers of artificial turf installations in Orange County, and employs a team of seasoned landscape architects who understand the use of water smart elements to create beautiful landscapes.  If you absolutely must see green grass in your yard, why not consider artificial grass in order to achieve that look without the need for wasteful irrigation? The average square foot of grass in California uses more than 55 gallons of water every year, every gallon of which can be saved through the use of fake grass.

Contact Coastal Greenscapes today at http://scturf.com