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Low Maintenance Once established, California native gardens are surprisingly easy to maintain. They need less pruning, fertilizing, and pest control than traditional gardens — saving you time, money, and reducing the need for chemicals. A Sustainable Choice. Transform Your Lawn into California Native Garden. Get up to $3 rebate per square foot with the Cal Water Conservation Rebate.  Are you tired of the endless cycle of mowing, watering, and maintaining a traditional lawn? It’s time to switch to a more sustainable, low-maintenance, and eco-friendly alternative. There’s a simple, safe, and organic method called sheet mulching (or sheet composting). It smothers grass by blocking sunlight and oxygen, then turns it into healthy soil as it decomposes. By layering cardboard (carbon-rich) and compost/mulch (nitrogen-rich), you can restore your soil. In as little as 3 months, the soil will be nutrient-rich and full of earthworms and beneficial organisms. 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