We scattered seeds early this year – a little like tossing hope into the wind. In our garden. Along our street. When rain came, it felt like an affirmation that hope is warranted.
We sent out our usual year-end thanks at the start of the year this year. Clients and friends rained in gratitude and motivation that refueled us as the rain refueled the soil.
LA Times. By Jeanette Marantos: We asked professional plant people and influencers for a little inspiration: What are their 2023 resolutions for their personal gardens or yards?
Not surprisingly, most are looking at ways to conserve water. Read More
FormLA Staff: Rain gardens come in a variety of shapes, sizes and aesthetics. All have a positive impact on a garden’s resilience and LA’s water independence. See Styles
Oscar Ortega: Rain gardens solve so many problems. Yet after seeing 600 percent of our average rainfall in the space of a week, some may have problems of their own. Here is how we troubleshoot them. Read More
Los Angeles Business Journal named our Cassy Aoyagi among LA’s Women of Influence: Construction, Engineering and Architecture for the second year in a row.
This year is all the sweeter, as she is listed with FormLA Friends Amy Sims with Plant Prefab and Julie Du Brow with USGBC-LA. Read More
