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Posted inGov & Politics

Drought Research Off to a Good, But Rainy Start

by Karen Stamm February 2, 2015February 28, 2018

It rained Saturday morning as landscaping volunteers dug hundreds of holes for a water conservation research project in San Antonio’s Southside. Mud-caked shoes and shovels slowed the work pace, but didn’t diminish enthusiasm as more than 30 volunteers from Bexar County and beyond began planting the outdoor laboratory at the heart of the Drought Survivability […]

The Sacred Garden. Photo courtesy of San Antonio Water System / GardenStyleSA.com.
Posted inGov & Politics, Lifestyle

An Intimate Look at the Sacred Garden

by Brad Wier January 31, 2015October 7, 2016
A xeriscaped lawn. Photo courtesy of Gardening Volunteers of South Texas.
Posted inGov & Politics

Testing the Toughest Plants for Drought Tolerance

by Karen Stamm January 30, 2015October 7, 2016
Texas Sun Yard in Burning Tree 2610 Short Branch cul-de-sac 78247 This yard is on the opposite corner of the two shade yards. The plan was to leave a small portion of the grass that was doing well, and work out from there. The rest of the lawn was replaced by subtle mulched berms to create a rolling effect. Crushed granite pathways, river rock and boulder accents accentuate the theme, along with rustic yard art. Plants are primarily succulents and cactus.
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WaterSaver Landscapes Ready for Their Close-up

by Mark Peterson October 4, 2013October 7, 2016
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