Come see us at the Clairemont Garden and get a tour of a 3000 gallon Rainwater System we installed and a Laundry to Landscape Greywater System.
Free On-site Rainwater Tank Tour
Join us for a free tour of an actual rainwater harvesting site and learn dos and don’ts for your own installation. Learn how to maximize local rebates
Free Rainwater 101 Class
Collect Rainwater! It’s the best water for your plants!
Hands-On Rainwater Tank Installation Workshop
Join us for a rainwater harvesting workshop and learn how to install your own rainwater tank. Suitable for homeowners or professionals.
Hands-On Rain Garden Workshop
Join award winning landscape designer Andrea Doonan Sunday, October 4th, 2026, from 8:30AM to 12:30PM in Vista, and learn how to design and install a rain garden that captures stormwater while creating a thriving, water-efficient landscape.
Hands-On Rainwater Tank Installation Workshop
Join us for a rainwater harvesting workshop and learn how to install your own rainwater tank. Suitable for homeowners or professionals.
Rainwater Harvesting for Reslience and Clean Waterways
Learn how to effectively collect rainwater in your yard to offset potable demand while helping to reduce storm drain pollution and flooding during rain events.
Top 10 ways to Maximize your Investment in Rainwater Harvesting
In last week’s article we discussed the fact that water in San Diego is relatively cheap, so it’s hard to justify expensive rainwater harvesting strategies. This week we will look at how to optimize your…
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Free Rainwater Collection Class
We are excited to partner with City Farmers Nursery once again to offer this free class. Come learn about collecting rainwater safely and smartly in Southern California. Making the most of rainwater is something on…
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2026 Water Harvesting Certificate Course
This unique course is a deep dive into water harvesting with hands-on opportunities to learn. Whether you are a novice or a professional, we will be offering you opportunities to deepen your understanding of ecology, urban planning and landscape design through the lens of water harvesting potential.






