Plant Of The Month: Desert Willow (Chilopsis Linearis)
This light, airy, deciduous tree is perfect for locations where you need summer shade but want winter sun, such as on the south side of the house or patio. Graceful, light green leaves provide a splendid backdrop to clusters of large, orchidlike flowers that come in shades of white, pink, red, and purple. Many horticultural varieties of this lovely tree are now available, including some that flower in spring and summer. […]
Local Water Agencies Celebrate Drinking Water Week
Water agencies join communities across North America in celebrating Drinking Water Week, an annual observance led by the American Water Works Association. This year, Drinking Water Week will take place May 5-11. Its purpose is to highlight the importance of safe drinking water and recognize local water professionals’ tireless efforts to ensure its availability. This year’s observance coincides with the 50th anniversary of the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA). […]
California To Adopt New Regulation For Making Conservation A California Way Of Life
California is expected to adopt Making Conservation a California Way of Life regulations this year. The new regulation is expected to be finalized over the next few months and is intended to cultivate long-term practices that will help address California’s limited water supplies. […]
Landscaping Tip Of The Month: Four Ways To Be More Water-Efficient In Your Landscape
Here are four ways to be more water-efficient in your landscape: […]
Make Earth Day Every Day
One of the best ways to protect the planet is by conserving water! Celebrate Earth Day on April 22 by changing your water use habits year-round. Here are some tips to get you started: […]
Plant Of The Month: Golden Barrel Cactus (Echinocactus Grusonii)
The golden barrel cactus is one of the best cactus for a bold accent in the landscape due to its symmetrical, globular shape and brilliant, golden spines that light up in the sun. It grows slowly to 3 feet high or more, but remains a manageable size in most gardens for many years. […]
