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California running dry means less water for agriculture, economic losses and fewer recreational options. We hear a lot about conservation. Here are thing things you can do.
What to plant in your Sacramento-area yard as California faces drought © KCRA plant at uc davis With California facing yet another drought, many homeowners are thinking about ways to conserve water. A big way to do that? Reimagine your lawn by swapping out green grass for water-wise landscaping that incorporates drought-resistant plants that don't require as much moisture.Sign up for our Newsletters "When you look at a typical household, 60% of your water use goes into your landscape," Roshini Das, Sacramento sustainability program manager, said in a recent interview at the city's landsca...
Updated: 12:56 PM PDT May 7, 2021 Hope Miller With California facing yet another drought, many homeowners are thinking about ways to conserve water. A big way to do that? Reimagine your lawn by swapping out green grass for water-wise landscaping that incorporates drought-resistant plants that don't require as much moisture."When you look at a typical household, 60% of your water use goes into your landscape," Roshini Das, Sacramento sustainability program manager, said in a recent interview at the city's landscape demonstration garden. The demonstration garden, located ...