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Texas Yard Makeover
September 26 @ 6:00 pm - 7:00 pm
Free
Always wanted to create your dream landscape, but don’t know where to get started?
Join our free online class to learn how! Register Here!
Your landscape can be so much more than your standard turf grass. Turf grass can require large amounts of water to keep it green and happy. Instead, add life and color by adding native plants and other landscaping features to turn your yard into a beautiful landscape that will not only help you save water but money too!
Learn about
- Landscape design basics
- Native plants that do great in north Texas
- Where to find native plants
- Different types of landscaping features
- Tips on how you can create a water efficient landscape
Join this class for a $20 rebate on a Fall Go N Grow Garden!
Go N Grow gardens contain everything needed to create a 100 sq ft garden at your North Texas home. Each contains 24 native Texas plants specially chosen for beauty, ease of growth, and drought tolerance.
Choose from 2 garden types this fall:
Order your Go N Grow garden now! They will likely sell out before the class time.
Rebate available to Tarrant County residents only. One rebate per Tarrant County household.
After you participate in the class and your Tarrant County address is confirmed, you will receive an email with a survey to fill out to get your rebate. A Go N Grow order number is required to complete the survey.
Check out our Comprehensive Guide to Texas Home Landscaping Series for more classes like this and resources to help you keep your water bill low this summer at SaveTarrantWater.com/Summer-Savings.
This is a free online event. Register here to receive information on how to participate.
The class will be 45 minutes long and taught by a Texas landscaping expert.
Stick around after the presentation for a live Q+A session.
After registering, check your email for instructions on how to join the live event.
This event is sponsored by Water Is Awesome. To learn more about the Texas Yard Makeover series and sign up for weekly watering advice, visit WaterisAwesome.com.
