Archive for the ‘Landscaping’ Category

Summary of Common Area Landscaping including trees

Posted on: July 24th, 2024

Below is a break down of areas of responsibility and total areas maintained at Encinitas Ranch. Few homeowners have a full appreciation of the enormity of the work that is done to maintain our community looking as it does. Total areas maintained 248,292 sq. turf (5.7 acres) 453,226 sq. ft. Street, walking trails and golf course […]

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Damage to HOA Common Areas

Posted on: July 12th, 2024

The community is finding more instances where damage is being caused in our common areas which include landscaped slopes. Homeowners may be wanting to improve views or have issues with specific trees or plants. We are looking for everyone’s help to avoid future problems as in most cases additional expenses are incurred to replace plants […]

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Landscaping Enhancements – Before and After

Posted on: June 20th, 2024

Below are some photos showing just a few of the areas where the community has made substantial improvements to our landscaping. This work was done over the past few years.  

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Landscaping Enhancements – Golf Course Trail

Posted on: May 24th, 2024

It is very likely that most of us who live in Encinitas Ranch do not pay enough attention to all of the hard work done by the Landscaping Committee and BrightView, our landscape maintenance contractor. They spend innumerable hours in designing and maintaining all 29 ares of open space and rarely get the credit for […]

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Landscaping Slope Strategy

Posted on: February 25th, 2024

Encinitas Ranch has over 29 acres of common areas that need to be maintained and refreshed. 12.5 acres of the 29 acres represent large slopes which take considerable time and resources to keep in good condition and for formal brush management.  Since the community assumed responsibility for maintaining all of the common areas there has […]

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South American Palm Weevil

Posted on: January 18th, 2024

Most of San Diego’s palm trees are classified as Canary Island date palm trees. But Canary Island date palms also are a favorite snack of the South American palm weevil, a type of beetle that first made its presence known in Southern California in 2011. Once a palm weevil attacks a tree, the tree begins […]

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