responsible lawn and landscaping practices

Certified Landscape Irrigation Auditor logo featuring a blue water droplet with a green leaf above the acronym "CLIA," surrounded by circular text.

Certified landscape irrigation auditor

A cartoon water droplet holding a wrench promotes EPA WaterSense’s Fix a Leak Week, March 18–24, 2013.

Fix that leak week – fix leaky plumbing and sprinkler systems to save water and money

envirostar seattle landscape

Ecoyards achieves King County Envirostars 5 star rating

A residential street with vegetable and plant beds bordered by rocks in the space between the sidewalk and parked cars.

From lawns to gardens – removing grass areas to make room for more veggies

Close-up of dry, brown grass with scattered fallen autumn leaves on the ground.

Brown lawns aren’t necessarily dead lawns – care for your lawn during a hot, dry summer

A large red rain barrel with two spigots is positioned next to a house, with a white bucket underneath to collect water.

Common questions about using rain barrels in the Seattle area

A fallen tree blocks a snow-covered road, with a fire truck and emergency lights visible behind it; cars are parked on both sides.

Trees damaged during Seattle area storm

An open irrigation control panel with buttons, a display screen, and a dial, next to a digital timer device attached by a cable.

Save Water and Time with Smart Irrigation Technology