Del Grande dealerships get ahead of California turf crackdown with low-water landscaping

Bryan Bourke, group compliance and facilities manager, shown outside Capitol Chevrolet in San Jose, said the yellows and blues in the new landscaping match the Del Grande logo and “tie it all together.” (LAURENCE ILIFF)

September 14, 2024 10:00 AM

As California prepares a crackdown on the thirsty grass landscaping that's popular at car dealerships, Del Grande Dealer Group is running ahead of the curve.

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