eGuide to a WaterSmart Lifestyle

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WaterSmart is where our San Diego lifestyle and water efficiency meet. Each step you take has the potential to enhance your lifestyle, increase the value of your home, save money and inspire a neighbor to do the same.

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like Yarrow, Galvesia and Dudleya Some herbs are low water users, citrus trees are moderate water users that need less than 10 percent of the water that a lawn needs. It's a and lettuce is a high water user. If your goal is to reduce your water bill, balancing act, but worth the effort. then offset your edibles with an equal Few things are more satisfying than growing your own food. amount of very low water use plants Ideas Water Efficiency vs. Home-Grown Produce Plant a Row for the Hungry Fresh food is always in short supply at food pantries around San Diego County. Find a local pantry to share your surplus with at AmpleHarvest.org. World Kitchen Garden Day The fourth Sunday of August World Kitchen Garden Day was started in 2003 by Kitchen Gardeners International, a non-profit group based in Maine, to celebrate the benefits and pleasures of homegrown, handmade foods. Invite friends, family and neighbors to celebrate in your garden. Favorite Websites San Diego Master Gardeners Organic Gardening Food Not Lawns Vegetable MD Online Kitchen Gardener's International 59

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