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Landscaping In Hawaiian Gardens

Landscaping in Hawaiian Gardens is one of the smallest cities in LA County, with compact lots where every square foot of yard counts.

ZIP
90716
Soil Type
Sandy Loam Flats
Clay In Topsoil
10%
Sand In Topsoil
65%
Water Provider
Listed on your water bill

What Makes Hawaiian Gardens Different

On a small lot, the front yard is most of the curb appeal. Clean edges, a well kept patch of lawn and one strong flower bed go a long way. Containers and narrow side beds add color without much upkeep.

The Ground In Hawaiian Gardens

Clean pale beach sand with a small succulent

USDA maps this as Hueneme and San Emigdio soils, about 61 to 65 percent sand. Hueneme rates somewhat poorly drained, even with all that sand.

  • Sandy on top and slower below means do a drain test before you plant trees.
  • Water less often and deeper than the sand suggests, then check how wet it is a foot down.
  • The soil runs alkaline, so yellow leaves on acid lovers are common. Pick plants that like it.

Plants That Tend To Fit This Soil

  • Yarrow
  • Lantana
  • Rosemary
  • Deer grass
  • Salvia
  • Oleander

Watering Rules In Hawaiian Gardens

Your water provider sets the rules, so check your bill for the name and its current watering days.

Lawn Removal Rebates

Metropolitan Water District runs SoCal Water$mart, which lists $3.00 per square foot for turf replacement in its service area. Your local agency may add to that or set its own terms, and synthetic turf is not an approved conversion. Check your address on the program site and get approved before you remove any lawn.

Popular Work In Hawaiian Gardens

Questions We Hear

Do you do lawn care in Hawaiian Gardens?

Yes. Weekly and every other week lawn care is available in Hawaiian Gardens, along with pruning, cleanup and sprinkler repair. Call or text (562) 551-8873.

Do Long Beach watering rules apply in Hawaiian Gardens?

No. Hawaiian Gardens follows its own water provider, so Long Beach days do not carry over. Your water provider sets the rules, so check your bill for the name and its current watering days.

What soil is common in Hawaiian Gardens?

USDA maps this as Hueneme and San Emigdio soils, about 61 to 65 percent sand. Hueneme rates somewhat poorly drained, even with all that sand. Your own yard may differ, so a soil test is cheap insurance.

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