Gachina Landscape Management

06/11/2026

GOAL 2

06/11/2026

Sharing the every four years event with our company family. Our core values teamwork, balance and diversity.

06/11/2026

FIFA FIFA FIFA Peninsula branch watch party. Mexico scores first goal!

05/08/2026

Orchardist Horticulturalist Arborist—our team can do it all! Check out one of our exciting new projects in Los Altos!

05/05/2026

Who’s caring for the Museum’s historic apricot orchard?

Meet Cristina, the orchardist from Gachina Landscape Management helping tend the trees in our Heritage Apricot Orchard. Along with her crew, Cristina is caring for these historic trees so they continue blooming for seasons to come. And right now, the orchard is putting on a beautiful show!

Take a stroll through the blooming apricot trees when you visit the Los Altos History Museum.
Museum open Thurs–Sun, noon–4pm
Admission is free.

05/05/2026

Tuesday Training 💪🌿

April was Safety Fair season, with crews across all our branches showing up for hands‑on trainings all month long.
Big thanks to the crews who participated and the admin and ops teams who made it all happen behind the scenes—scheduling, setup, support, and everything in between. Safety takes effort, teamwork, and consistency, and our teams bring it every time.

TrainingMatters

04/22/2026

Our SF Branch, with Damian & Patrick, helped a client host a pollinator‑focused event—giving away plants, native pollinator seeds, pollinator boxes, and Bee Cups. 🐝

🌱More events, including tree plantings, coming up this week!

04/07/2026

It all starts with healthy, living soil.

One inch of compost spread on top of dead soil triggers a 30-day biological cascade that no fertilizer bag can replicate — because fertilizer feeds plants while compost feeds the organisms that build the system plants depend on.

Day 1, nothing visible changes. Day 7, earthworms from the subsoil detect the organic matter and begin migrating upward. Day 14, fungal threads from the compost layer extend downward into the dead soil, creating the first nutrient transport channels. Day 21, bacterial populations have doubled and the soil beneath the compost is measurably darker, softer, and holds water longer.

Day 30, the dead soil and the compost layer are no longer distinguishable. They merged. You didn't fix the soil. You restarted its biology.

03/30/2026

Big sticker. Bigger mission. 🌱
�The 8 Principles of Regenerative Landscapes now live in our Training Room—guiding how we learn, grow, and care for the landscapes entrusted to us.

03/25/2026

🌿 What Regenerative Landscaping Really Means for Commercial
Regenerative landscaping isn’t just about sustainability — it’s about building healthier, more resilient landscapes that improve over time.

In our latest blog, we break down:
• What regenerative landscaping actually is (and what it’s not)
• Why soil health, native plantings, and biological controls matter
• How this approach supports long‑term performance for HOAs and commercial properties
• Why fewer inputs today can mean lower costs tomorrow
If you’re rethinking turf, water use, or long‑term landscape health, this one’s worth a read.

👉 Read the full article:
https://www.gachina.com/blog/what-regenerative-landscaping-means-for-commercial-properties/

🌱 Curious how regenerative practices could work at your property?
Let’s talk.

Regenerative landscaping boosts soil health, biodiversity, and water efficiency for commercial properties. Partner with Gachina for thriving landscapes.