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Landscape manager is putting the squeeze on water

Posted by: Maven on November 22, 2009 at 6:22 am

From the San Diego Union Tribune:

“From an office in San Marcos, Bemus Landscape Inc. is working with San Diego County homeowners associations and commercial clients to create landscape solutions in a water-challenged region.

The company manages some 30 to 40 local commercial properties and homeowners associations, including Sunroad Centrum, Village Square in San Elijo Hills and The Farms in Rancho Santa Fe.

“When we start a new project, we do a very intense survey on the irrigation systems,” said Jon Piggins, a business development manager based in San Diego. “We want our clients to be aware of what they can do to be saving water.”

Bemus Landscape has its corporate headquarters in Orange County, and offices in San Diego and the Inland Empire. It employs about 200 people. … “

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November 22, 2009 · Filed Under Drought Tolerant Landscaping

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