We could save billions of gallons of water if we just changed our habits. Go to www.bewaterwise.com to learn how.
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Choosing a high-efficiency toilet
April 14, 2009
Pressure-assisted flushing and the new dual-flush concept make today's new water-wise toilets perform better with less water per flush.
Making L.A. Water-Wise
April 14, 2009
| Posted in Los Angeles, Lawn & Garden
An editorial piece from the April 14 Los Angeles Times about reducing outdoor water use in the city.
Choosing a high-efficiency clothes washer
April 14, 2009
| Posted in Cleaning & Laundry
Select a water-wise and high-efficiency clothes washer when replacing your old machine.
Learn to plan a water wise garden
April 14, 2009
| Posted in Lawn & Garden
You don't need to be an artist to do a simple sketch of your home lot -- and it is a tool that will help you visualize what should go where in the garden.
Learn to water your lawn efficiently
April 14, 2009
| Posted in Los Angeles, Lawn & Garden
If you have automatic sprinklers, chances are you are watering more often than needed. Follow these simple steps to make sure you are using the right amount of water.
Plant a California Friendly Garden in Three Easy Steps
April 14, 2009
| Posted in Lawn & Garden
California Friendly plants thrive in our mild winters and warm, dry summers. They're durable and beautiful without needing constant watering.
Learn to aerate your soil and lawn
April 14, 2009
| Posted in Lawn & Garden
Over time, the soil in your yard compacts and forms an impenetrable surface. Aeration breaks up the hard surface so the water can soak in to give your plants more oxygen, nutrients and water. And you’ll see less water running down the street.
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