The Nifty 50 List for Watersmart Plants
Did you know that 30% of the typical American family's water is used outdoors? The EPA reports that nationwide water use for irrigation is highest in the southwest region of the country due to our arid climate. With increasing water rates potentially forthcoming, selecting plants for your yard that use less water is a win-win... these plants will save you up to 15% on your water bill and reduce your environmental impact!
Check out the San Diego County Water Authority's new Nifty 50 List, which showcases 50 watersmart plants including shrubs, succulents, vines, groundcover, grass, perennials, and trees. It was created to make it easy for you to enhance your landscape and save water. The brochure provides many options for attractive, readily available, non-invasive and drought tolerant plants that will look great in your yard.
To view the Nifty 50 List, visit http://www.20gallonchallenge.com/pdf/Nifty50.pdf.
Or, to learn more about upcoming water regulations expected to take place in San Diego County, visit www.20GallonChallenge.com.
Check out the San Diego County Water Authority's new Nifty 50 List, which showcases 50 watersmart plants including shrubs, succulents, vines, groundcover, grass, perennials, and trees. It was created to make it easy for you to enhance your landscape and save water. The brochure provides many options for attractive, readily available, non-invasive and drought tolerant plants that will look great in your yard.
To view the Nifty 50 List, visit http://www.20gallonchallenge.com/pdf/Nifty50.pdf.
Or, to learn more about upcoming water regulations expected to take place in San Diego County, visit www.20GallonChallenge.com.
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