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Purchase a rain gauge... or use the old fashion Tuna Can method to monitor the amount of water you're applying to your lawn
Purchase a rain gauge... or use the old fashion Tuna Can method to monitor the amount of water you're applying to your lawn
The average lawn needs 1" to 2" of water per week dependent on rain fall
Second is the Efficient use of Water!
Its a sad fact, but the average sprinkler system is less than 60% efficient in distributing irrigation water. There are many factors that go into designing an efficient sprinkler system. Uniform coverage, slope... changes in micro-climate within your yard, such as shade and sunny locations, wind, all play a part in sprinkler system design. A well thought out and properly installed sprinkler system could pay for itself over time in water savings alone. It is advised to have your sprinkler system checked and adjusted by a sprinkler system professional.
A Third consideration is the Amount of Grass
Is it really necessary to have wall to wall Bluegrass? There are endless ideas that can be incorporated into having a beautiful... yet water wise landscape. Here's just a few ideas:
The days of thinking we have an endless supply of water have to end. We must accept the fact that we live in a semi-arid, desert climate... and must change accordingly.
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