April Luncheon Highlights SPONSORS
EXHIBITORS Agricultural Pest Control Alan Smith Pools AMS Paving, Inc Angelo Termite & Construction Animal Pest Management Services, Inc.
Bemus Landscape, Inc. Beta Fence USA Comet Lighting & Electric Concrete Hazard Solutions, Inc. ePipe Restoration Fenceworks, Inc. Fontaine Weatherproofing, Inc. Gale Force Property Maintenance Guard-Systems, Inc. Harvest Landscape Enterprises, Inc. Hutton Painting Interiors: By Design International Paving Services, Inc. Kasdan Lippsmith Weber Turner, LLP
Mariposa Landscapes, Inc. McKenzie Rhody, LLP Mission Landscape Companies NPG Asphalt
O’Connell Landscape Maintenance, Inc.
PatioShoppers Commercial Outdoor Furnishings Pacific Western Bank Payne Pest Management Pilot Painting & Construction, Inc. Pinnacle Landscape Management Playcore Professional Services Construction, Inc.
ProTec Building Services Quickel Paving, Inc. Saddleback Fence and Vinyl Products
Sunwest Bank Te Miller Law Firm Triplett Painting & Restoration U.S. Security Associates Vasin Sign Solutions, Inc. Villa Park Landscape
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cheon “Managing a Changing Landscape” in which they discussed the importance of community managers and HOA’s understanding how over 10 years of drought has affected and continues to affect our landscapes and how to set realistic expectations for long-term goals.
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Both speakers offered techniques and maintenance tips for converting to and managing more drought tolerant landscapes. A big eye-opener to some may have been the idea that drought tolerant doesn’t have to mean sticks and cactus because California has a very large pallet of native options that work better with our climate. Each member of the audience walked away with a hardy list of water use efficient plants and a list to links to the available rebates offered by each water distract to take advantage of.
att Davenport of Monarch Environmen- tal and Juan Garcia of Irvine Ranch Water District spoke at the April Educational Lun-
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