Archive for the ‘Landscaping’ Category

New Date Palm Trees on Paseo de las Flores

Posted on: February 5th, 2026

Two new date palm trees were installed on February 4th in the center island on Paseo de las Flores near the entry monument. These two trees are replacing a canary palm tree that died as a result of a fungus and the palm weevil. As mentioned previously, the palm weevil has decimated canary palm trees […]

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Home drain lines

Posted on: February 5th, 2026

Most every home in Encinitas Ranch has two or more drain lines that run from the side, back and front yards out to the street through the curb. They are used to ensure that there is proper drainage from the property to avoid ponding of water or flooding during rain events. These drain lines should […]

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Annual Tree Pruning Project for 2025 and Removal of Palm Tree on Paseo de las Flores

Posted on: January 9th, 2026

Enhanced Arbor Management will be conducting the annual tree pruning within Encinitas Ranch starting next week. The project is scheduled to begin Monday, January 12th and continue into early February (weather permitting). Their team members will be on site from 7:30 AM to 2 PM daily. Below is detailed information regarding the type of pruning […]

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Artificial Turf

Posted on: December 28th, 2025

Your neighbor may have spent thousands on a pristine artificial turf lawn to escape the endless cycle of mowing and watering, but that investment could soon be a thing of the past. While homeowners once viewed synthetic turf as a good solution for staying green during a drought, city councils across the country are now […]

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Canary Palm Tree on Paseo de las Flores

Posted on: December 27th, 2025

There is no doubt that every owner in the south mesa has watched the steady decline of the canary palm tree in the center median of Paseo de las Flores near the entry monument. The community has closely monitored all canary palms throughout Encinitas Ranch with our arborist as well as Aguilar Pest Control who […]

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Diseased trees

Posted on: October 3rd, 2025

This year has been extremely challenging for maintaining healthy trees across the community. There are close to 1800 trees representing over 30 species. We lost several canary palm trees at the entrance to Quail Ridge due to the palm weevil in the spring and the city lost three canary palms at the entry to the […]

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