Here at Revolution, we whole-heartedly believe in the importance and value of bringing outdoor, nature-based experiences to kids and are...

University City family reaps fruit, herbs year-round with sustainable home garden By Amelia Evrigenis • U-T July 19, 2013 For Jennifer...

Many of you may have heard about our work with the North County-based non-profit Teri.  For over 30 years,this organization has been...

April 20, 2012 by Michael Drentea SAN DIEGO – I had a chance to catch up with Ari Tenenbaum of Revolution Landscape and find out what...

By Megan Gallagher , March 28, 2012 With the green movement being advertised at every corner, many feel that terms such...

By Dave Schwab Most people can’t eat their lawns … but at 7437-39 Cuvier St. in La Jolla, it’s on the menu. The edible garden, as...

Switching to sustainable landscape care brings a bumper crop of benefits By Mary James • Special to the U-T Jan. 20, 2012 Fruit trees in...

Here are some of the latest pics from our ongoing project at TERI’s Marshal House in Vista. Recycled pavers create an attractive boarder...

We all know that San Diego is a desert and know we should be reducing our water use. In fact, around 50% of San Diego’s residential and...

Today our team took the day off and headed over to the San Diego Zoo to participate in a session on Biomimicry. We immediately found that...

Jeff Robbins of Revolution Landscape was featured in the San Diego Coast Keepers 2010 Annual Report.  The San Diego Coast Keepers are...

With the frequency and ferocity of the storms hammering San Diego recently, I found myself driving on flooded roads and with an ocean...

Today Revolution Landscape delivered a presentation at the San Diego Jewish Community Center (JCC).  The presentation aimed to spread...

The event included a “Going Green” live auction, fantastic dinner and live music, and remarks by County of San Diego Vice Chairwoman Pam...