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Efficient Landscape Design

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Efficient Landscape Design = Water Saving Landscape Design

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Technical Description

Landscaping irrigation needs can be reduced or even eliminated by choosing native, drought-tolerant species that can survive on available rainfall and by installing non-plant ground covers like rock and bark. If there will be plants that require irrigation, they can be planted in clusters for efficient irrigation, while the remainder of the yard receives little or no irrigation.

Alternate Terms

Water-Saving Landscaping

Water Saving Landscape Design
Sales Message

Water saving landscaping use drought-resistance tree, plants, and shrubs to substantially reduce water needed for irrigation. What this means to you is the great feeling that comes from not wasting thousands of gallons of water needlessly each year along with money saved on water bills. Wouldn’t you agree water is too important to waste?

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