Landscape in a Time of Drought
Plant Water Wise This Autumn
Support a Sustainable Sierra Madre
Stabilize Slopes with Rosemary
TPF Native Plant Sale
Drought Tolerant Gardening Workshop
Be Water Wise at the Thursday Club
Hike and Learn with Cassy
TPF Gathering of Friends
Keep Thriving Gardens Structured
Protecting Homes by Maintaining Outdoor Water Systems
Art City LA
Gallery – InsideHookLA, By Reuben Brody: Newsflash: we’re in a drought. You’ve probably heard. Here’s another newsflash: as long as SoCal imports its water, we’ll always have supply issues. Always. Especially when 40-60 percent of it goes to keeping non-native lawns lush. 
Tips – Los Angeles Times, By Lisa Boone: How to tackle fall planting in Southern Cali fornia during the third straight year of drought and the diminishing likelihood of El Niño storms this winter? At the very least, Los Angeles gardening experts agree that planting in the fall is water-wise as new plants require less irrigation due to the cooler weather and will be well established by next summer. 
Service: At the city’s request, FormLA Landscaping designed a lush and vibrant sustainable garden to replace the dead lawn surrounding Sierra Madre City Hall. Check out the design plan and learn how you can help bring an inspiring demonstration garden to Sierra Madre!
Wet-to-Dry: Fall is a great time of year to stabilize slopes and reduce maintenance needs by reducing water usage. Drought tolerant prostrate Rosemary covers many a Los Angeles slope, but is it as good as it gets? 
