Water-wise practices focus on managing water and plants efficiently by using plants that need less supplemental water. This approach also involves grouping plants based on their water needs to use water more effectively. Adopting water-wise practices can greatly reduce water usage, making your garden more sustainable and eco-friendly. It also lowers maintenance efforts and costs …
Mastering the Art of Watering: A Guide to Thriving Gardens Watering is a cornerstone of gardening, but it requires balance. Too little, and plants wilt from dehydration; too much, and roots drown, leading to disease. Adequate watering isn’t just about frequency—it’s about timing, technique, and conservation. Why Smart Watering Matters Healthy plants depend on proper …
Another way to be water-wise is through plant selection. Limit plants with high water needs and try alternatives like water-wise natives. Native plants have adapted to our climate, require less water, and are more resistant to pests and diseases. They also benefit native animals, including birds and pollinators. These plants not only conserve water but …
