Recent Low-water Landscaping Articles
Cope With Water Shortages By Xeriscape Gardening
Posted by Chaya Kurtz | Apr 03, 2013Xeriscaping, quite untrue to its potential to support colorful blooms throughout the seasons, has gotten an unfair association with rock gardens with cacti. While in some climates it...
How to Water a Garden During the Heat of Summer
Posted by Erica Glasener | Aug 05, 2012When it comes to watering the plants in your landscape and garden there is nothing like a long, gentle soaking rain, especially during the hot summer months. As there is no guarantee...
Water Conservation is Easy With These Tips
Posted by s.e. smith | May 20, 2012With water scarcity is a growing issue around the world, so making the most of water resources is critically important even in regions where drought conditions haven’t been declared....
Beginning to Garden with Native Plants
Posted by s.e. smith | May 03, 2012Gardening with native plants has a number of advantages, but gardeners are often intimidated or overwhelmed with myths about native plant gardening, so they’re afraid to take...
Water Efficiency at Home Matters
Posted by Carl Seville | Feb 21, 2012About the only thing Americans waste as much as they waste energy is water. Kind of like the person who thinks that if there are blank checks in their checkbook that they must have...
Lasagna for Your Lawn and Other Ways to Prep Your Soil for Winter
Posted by Jordan Laio | Oct 18, 2011For many people, winter is the time to let the vegetable garden hibernate until spring. It's also a great opportunity to naturally and easily build soil structure and fecundity. Healthy...
20 Annuals that Beat the Heat
Posted by | Jul 11, 2011No matter where in the US you garden, summer heat and periods of dry weather can present a challenge to even the most seasoned gardeners. The good news is that there are a wealth of...
Landscaping: The Waterless Lawn
Posted by Jordan Laio | May 05, 2011When it comes to manicured lawns, the green choice is always to go without unless the lawn is functional and practical for, say, a play area for kids. Otherwise, lawns use a ton of...