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Get Water Friendly with California Landscapes and Native Plants
Is your green thumb asleep? Well, now is the time to wake it up with the latest West Basin class focusing on “California Friendly & Native Plant Landscape Training.” Learn how to create a beautiful water efficient landscape on Tuesday, August 25, 2026, from 6-8 pm at the Edward C. Little Water Recycling Facility in El Segundo.
This engaging in-person session features a local garden expert who will guide you through practical techniques for designing and maintaining a thriving vibrant garden that works with Southern California’s natural environment. You will also learn how to transform your yard into a water-wise, climate-friendly landscape that thrives in this region.
And as a bonus, free dinner will be served (while supplies last)!
Why go California Friendly?
California native plants are uniquely suited to the region’s climate. They need far less water, require minimal maintenance and stay beautiful year-round. That means you can enjoy a vibrant garden while helping conserve water and potentially lower your water bill. Many native plants also offer an added layer of protection against wildfires—some varieties can help slow the spread of flames while also supporting local wildlife and pollinators year-round.
Space is limited, so register today and take the first step toward creating a beautiful, sustainable California friendly garden.