Resources

Check out our 2022 Drought Survival Guide for sound advice & decision-making guidance to not only save water, but also save your landscape.

Hear from horticulture leaders and irrigation experts to learn how to survive the drought and maintain beautiful landscapes.

Could you do more with less? When it comes to water management, it’s possible. Follow these 10 tips to lower your usage without feeling the pinch.

For our irrigation specialists, water management is something they live and breathe, even in the winter months. They know their jobs are crucial to addressing the Southwest’s persistent drought, a task that requires year-round attention. See how Regional Irrigation Manager James Carr and his teams tackle it head-on.

The trees in your landscape are one of your most valuable assets—aesthetically, environmentally and economically. Unfortunately, the continuing drought makes it tough. But there is something you can do. Follow these tips to save your trees from drought’s adverse effects.

Droughts are challenging but you can count on BrightView to advise you every step of the way. We proactively monitor local city and water agency restrictions ensuring our team is well prepared to assist you.

Ground cover plants provide a cost-effective means to cover the soil, creating interest, and finishing the design look of any landscape. These dependable and hardworking plants come in a wide variety of color and texture choices and solve a variety of landscaping challenges.

Drought, abnormally dry conditions, water restrictions—the last few years have been hard on the golf industry. Undoubtedly, no matter where your course is located, you and your team are working to conserve water. To help you get ahead, we’ve rounded up our golf course maintenance experts’ top five, tried and true, water conservation solutions.

Choosing the right plants for the right place is one of the most important considerations for all types of landscaping. Careful planning and completing a thorough evaluation of your landscape is an important first step when designing a new space. Drought-tolerant and native plants can help you avoid a costly landscape which looks unhealthy.

Drought-tolerant landscaping is becoming more popular in California. See some top choices for trees and shrubs.