It will be dedicated Tuesday. All of the plants and material were donated . Water efficiently - Wait until plants need water, rather than watering on a routine basis. Apply only three-fourths of an inch of water to your yard each time, which is sufficient to wet the root zone of plants. Fertilizing - Fertilize as needed rather than on a routine basis, and use low nitrogen, slow release fertilizers, which are much more effective.
High nitrogen promotes foliage growth, and excessive foliage requires more water.
Recycling yard waste - Use your yard litter as mulch, and compost your yard and kitchen scraps to use as fertilizer in your yard. This is not a smelly process. This can be as easy as putting up a bird feeder or planting a butterfly garden. If your yard is large, allow some areas to remain native. Reducing stormwater runoff.