Save energy, care for new trees and conserve water in one easy step.

Seems we either have too much or not enough rain for the garden.

Use drip irrigation to minimize water use and waste in the garden.

Spend less time watering and more time enjoying your garden.

Replace water guzzling plants with ones suited to your region';s rainfall and growing conditions

Replace water guzzling plants with ones suited to your region's rainfall and growing conditions.

Don't throw your dehumidifier water down the drain.  Use it to water houseplants or outdoor containers.

Take advantage of gravity when gardening on a slope.

Harvesting rainwater is good for your budget, your landscape and the environment.

Conserve water and save money with regular inspections of your irrigation system.

Not excited about the look of plastic rain barrels?  Consider using recycled oak whiskey or wine barrels to capture rain water.

Replace your downspouts with rain chains. Simple or fancy, homemade or purchased your imagination and budget are your only limit.

Help reduce area flooding and save money on your water bill.

Reduce your energy bill while increasing the beauty of your landscape.

Break out the broom and sweep your way to better water quality.

Make an environmental fashion statement by incorporating rain barrels into your landscape design.

Group moisture loving plants together and near the water source.

Use trees and shrubs to create windbreaks that intercept the prevailing winter winds and help reduce heating costs by up to 25%.