Information for the entire U.S. is published on four compact discs. To provide a framework for examining management alternatives. WRCA has data for Northern and Southern California only. Search by plant name, browse award-winning landscapes, compare groups of plants, or use the plant selector to precisely describe the plants you seek. Database includes plant size and growth rate, soil and sun requirements, irrigation needs, place of origin, allergens, wildlife interactions, and other useful factors.
Additional information is provided through links to landscaping tips and a bibliography.
Produced by the Water Resources Research Center, University of Arizona, 1996. The database contains information provided to EPA by the States through 1997. The North Coast Regional Water Quality Control Board requires that, by 1999, the Santa Rosa Subregional Wastewater Reclamation System must put in place a reclaimed water disposal solution that meets the Board's reliability requirements, as well as existing and future capacity needs, no matter what weather conditions occur. The purpose of the Santa Rosa Subregional Long-Term Wastewater Project is to meet that requirement. All rights reserved.