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The document discusses low-maintenance landscaping solutions for intermountain regions that experience hot and cold temperatures, drying winds, and inconsistent water availability. It recommends using windbreaks, xeriscaping with native drought-resistant plants, soil amendments, drip irrigation, and planting strategies that minimize water use. The goal is to create sustainable landscapes that require little water and maintenance while preventing erosion.

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Low-maintenance solutions for
intermountain regions

Hot temperatures
 Cold temperatures
 Shorter growing season
 Drying winds
 Deluge/drought
 Poor soil


April 18, 2010

Water-Saving Landscaping

2

Windbreaks
Xeriscaping
Soil amendment
Native plants

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Water-Saving Landscaping

3

Structures
Fences
Walls

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Water-Saving Landscaping

4

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Plants
◦ Tree lines

◦ Hedges

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5

Clouds
 Condensation and
Precipitation
 Runoff and Percolation
 Evaporation
 Transpiration


Clouds

Condensacion
and
Precipitacion

Evaporation

April 18, 2010

Runoff and
Percolation

Transpiration

Water-Saving Landscaping

6

Activity Average
Brushing teeth
Washing hands
Toilet flush
Shaving 10
Shower (8 min.)
Bath
36
Dishwasher
Dishes by hand
Clothes washer
Lawn (20 min.)

Conservative
2
0.5
2
0.5
5
2
1
20
5
15
15
7
20
5
40
25
200
200

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Water-Saving Landscaping

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

Planting strategies that conserve water

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Water-Saving Landscaping

8



No additional watering

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Water-Saving Landscaping

9



Drip irrigation

April 18, 2010

Water-Saving Landscaping

10

Eastern Washington loses more than
10 tons of soil per acre per year
to rainfall runoff

April 18, 2010

Water-Saving Landscaping

11









Tolerate
temperature range
Tolerate drought
Prevent erosion
Support natural
ecosystem
Attract pollinators
Need little or no
maintenance
Sustainable



April 18, 2010

Planta.

Water-Saving Landscaping

12

Seasonal Temperatures
Winter

Spring

Summer

Fall

Minimum

18

41

73

43

Average

29

57

89

54

Maximum

40

72

105

65

April 18, 2010

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13

Photos courtesy of Rugged Country Plants

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1.  Low-maintenance solutions for intermountain regions

2. Hot temperatures  Cold temperatures  Shorter growing season  Drying winds  Deluge/drought  Poor soil  April 18, 2010 Water-Saving Landscaping 2

3. Windbreaks Xeriscaping Soil amendment Native plants April 18, 2010 Water-Saving Landscaping 3

4. Structures Fences Walls April 18, 2010 Water-Saving Landscaping 4

5.  Plants ◦ Tree lines ◦ Hedges April 18, 2010 Water-Saving Landscaping 5

6. Clouds  Condensation and Precipitation  Runoff and Percolation  Evaporation  Transpiration  Clouds Condensacion and Precipitacion Evaporation April 18, 2010 Runoff and Percolation Transpiration Water-Saving Landscaping 6

7. Activity Average Brushing teeth Washing hands Toilet flush Shaving 10 Shower (8 min.) Bath 36 Dishwasher Dishes by hand Clothes washer Lawn (20 min.) Conservative 2 0.5 2 0.5 5 2 1 20 5 15 15 7 20 5 40 25 200 200 April 18, 2010 Water-Saving Landscaping 7

8.  Planting strategies that conserve water April 18, 2010 Water-Saving Landscaping 8

9.  No additional watering April 18, 2010 Water-Saving Landscaping 9

10.  Drip irrigation April 18, 2010 Water-Saving Landscaping 10

11. Eastern Washington loses more than 10 tons of soil per acre per year to rainfall runoff April 18, 2010 Water-Saving Landscaping 11

12.        Tolerate temperature range Tolerate drought Prevent erosion Support natural ecosystem Attract pollinators Need little or no maintenance Sustainable  April 18, 2010 Planta. Water-Saving Landscaping 12

13. Seasonal Temperatures Winter Spring Summer Fall Minimum 18 41 73 43 Average 29 57 89 54 Maximum 40 72 105 65 April 18, 2010 Water-Saving Landscaping 13

14. Photos courtesy of Rugged Country Plants April 18, 2010 Water-Saving Landscaping 14

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