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Natural Yard and Lawn Care - Watering Lawns
Watering Lawns You are in: Household > Natural yard care > Natural lawn care > Proper watering Household Home Hazardous Products Alternatives Disposal Natural yard care Natural lawn care Mowing Fertilizing Watering Improve poor lawns ...
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Consequences (vol. 1, No. 1) - America's Water Supply: Status and Prospects for the Future
Drinking and cooking represent only a small fraction of domestic ...
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Sourcebook: Water Budget
The primary exterior demand for water is for watering lawns. The water budget format tells the homeowner how much water their turf should require based ... use a natural soil amendment such as "Dillo Dirt." Note that watering rates will vary during the year, with most watering occurring in the summer. (See the Xeriscape Section.) The outdoor Water ...
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NRDC: How to Clean Up Our Water
When it rains, fertilizer from lawns, oil from driveways, paint and solvent residues from walls and decks and even waste ... or the EPA’s composting pages. 6. Avoid over-watering lawns and gardens. Use slow-watering techniques on lawns and gardens. Over-watering lawns can increase the leaching of fertilizers into groundwater. Trickle or " ...
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Geography Action! Rivers 2001 @ nationalgeographic.com
For habitat? Are people using the river to benefit the economy?) Irrigating farmland, watering farm animals Recreation Transportation of goods Habitats for wildlife, fish, plants Industry, ... ; brushing teeth; taking showers and baths; flushing toilet; cooking; washing dishes, clothes, cars; watering lawns and golf courses; cleaning sidewalks) Disposing of wastes (i.e., photo developers and ...
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Geography Action! Rivers 2001 @ nationalgeographic.com
Irrigating farmland, giving ... or provide electricity Polluting with fertilizer and pesticides that run off from farms and lawns Disposing of oil, grease, or trash improperly; they may wash down a storm ...
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Natural Hazards.org: Investigate: Drought
Xeriscaping, which involves planting drought-tolerant species, is becoming increasingly popular ... low rainfall and the absence of a need for certain non-essential activities (green lawns, etc.). In the long-term, successful drought mitigation requires assessing the amount of ...
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Moss in Lawns
You should also avoid frequent watering, particularly in fall or early spring when moss grows vigorously Injured turf: If your ... eb0482/eb0482.pdf. Washington State University Extension. 1996. Gardening in western Washington: Moss control in lawns. http://gardening.wsu.edu/library/lawn003/lawn003.htm. ***** This article was originally published as: ...
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Lawns
Probably the most important soil-building technique for lawns is fertilization. (5-9) Public agencies in the Northwest recommend organic fertilizers, including compost, ... by removing the bag. (8,14,15) 3. Water deeply and less often Frequent, light watering produces a shallow-rooted lawn. Overwatering leaches grass nutrients, promotes certain weeds, and causes oxygen ...
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Natural Yard Care - Smart watering
Water deeply, but infrequently Most plants do best if the soil is allowed to partially dry out between waterings. In lawns ... lawns separately from other plantings. Make sure sprinklers aren't watering the pavement too When soil is dry or compacted it won't absorb water quickly. If water puddles, stop watering ...
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