http://www.runningdry.org/americansouthwest/america.html
]]>www.sustainlane.com:l/3JXIRJIHZ228PYFBN1QAJ8J8LVUA2009-05-29T00:15:45ZRainwater harvesting and other ways to save water32.718834 -117.16384
Informative videos and article on rainwater harvesting, California Friendly landscaping and synthetic turf appears on the San Diego News Network.]]>www.sustainlane.com:r/111892009-05-22T19:52:02Z Review of Factoids - A Lot of Little Efforts Aren't Little: Review-A Lot of Little Efforts Aren't Little This is a quick to read article -- just three paragraphs -- with enough facts to remind us that little efforts do make a difference, when everyone pitches in. read more »
]]>www.sustainlane.com:l/ICAAOMSMSWWQ9HTVTVCIABUZRTOI2009-05-21T17:17:21ZLearn to have a water-wise garden
Lawns use more than 50,000 gallons of water a year on average in California. That's roughly equal to the amount of water a family of four uses in four months. Replacing a portion of the lawn with water-wise plants can cut that number in half.
]]>www.sustainlane.com:l/YS843DYUTCU2SBV7J2RPVOPLXWOR2009-04-28T17:35:18ZMy favorite water wise plants
Meet my four favorite water wise plants. These California natives are growing in containers on my balcony and doing great! Follow the links to see photos and learn more about each plant.
]]>www.sustainlane.com:l/YSXQRBMJACU2SBV7CJQ9MOQQXWOR2009-04-23T01:32:39ZCity of Los Angeles Restricts Lawn Watering34.05219 -118.24342
A new water conservation plan in Los Angeles will restrict lawn watering to Mondays and Thursdays.
]]>www.sustainlane.com:l/NARUXNNBCF2U9SW7XMVCL8SSYAMD2009-04-23T01:04:44ZLearn to avoid pesky plants in the garden
Over the years, people have introduced many plant species from other regions into their landscapes, some of which invade the natural environment.
]]>www.sustainlane.com:l/OUNIPAMF1FDLRUPDB133TL78V3MC2009-04-14T21:06:15ZGoing green, without a lawn
Drought-tolerant gardens replacing lawns in San Diego to save water.
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Everyone knows the basic water saving tips. This article offers five tips for saving water that you may never have thought of!
Technology used on golf courses and parks can be used on your home landscape to save water and reduce runoff.
This visually stunning documentary, narrated by Jane Seymour, documents the critical water supply issues facing the states of California, Nevada and Arizona.
This is a quick to read article -- just three paragraphs -- with enough facts to remind us that little efforts do make a difference, when everyone pitches in. read more » 
Lawns use more than 50,000 gallons of water a year on average in California. That's roughly equal to the amount of water a family of four uses in four months. Replacing a portion of the lawn with water-wise plants can cut that number in half.
Meet my four favorite water wise plants. These California natives are growing in containers on my balcony and doing great! Follow the links to see photos and learn more about each plant.
A new water conservation plan in Los Angeles will restrict lawn watering to Mondays and Thursdays.
Over the years, people have introduced many plant species from other regions into their landscapes, some of which invade the natural environment.
Drought-tolerant gardens replacing lawns in San Diego to save water.