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This document discusses waterwise landscaping options for conservation purposes. It presents zeroscaping and xeriscaping as two waterwise landscaping approaches. Zeroscaping uses rocks for design and sparse drought-resistant plants, relying on rainwater. Xeriscaping is a water-conservative landscaping approach.
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This document discusses waterwise landscaping options that conserve water. It notes that landscaping can provide beauty, utility, and conservation. Zeroscaping and xeriscaping are introduced as waterwise options that use rocks for design and drought-resistant plants that rely on rainwater or limited watering. Both zeroscaping and xeriscaping employ sparse but diverse plantings and rocks to create landscapes that require little to no maintenance and are water-conservative.
Waterwise landscaping
Landscaping can serve several purposes including beauty, utility and conservation. Waterwise options for landscaping include zeroscaping and xeriscaping. Both of these approaches use rocks and drought-resistant plants that rely on rainwater or limited watering to conserve water in landscaping.
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The document discusses waterwise landscaping approaches like zeroscaping and xeriscaping that focus on conservation. Both use rocks and sparse drought-resistant plants that rely on rainwater, aiming to reduce water usage through low-maintenance designs.
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The document discusses waterwise landscaping approaches like zeroscaping and xeriscaping that focus on conservation. Both use rocks and sparse drought-resistant plants that rely on rainwater, aiming to reduce water usage through low-maintenance designs.
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- 2. Purpose of Landscaping Beauty Utility Conservation
- 3. Waterwise Options Zeroscaping Xeriscaping
- 4. Zeroscaping Low to No Maintenance Landscaping Design
- 5. Characteristics Uses a variety of rocks for design Sparse use of drought resistant plants Relies on rainwater or limited watering
- 6. Xeriscaping Water –Conservative Approach to Landscaping
Editor's Notes
- With water becoming a limited resource, conservation has become a third purpose for landscaping.