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Right Plant, Right Place
- choosing the correct plants and grouping by their water and maintenance needs.
Irrigate efficiently
- designing water efficient landscapes and using proper watering techniques
Mulch adequately
- 2-3" over tree roots, shrubs and plant beds
Recycle yard wastes
- use grass clippings, leaves and kitchen scraps as compost
Fertilize appropriately
- use organic or other slow release fertilizers
Manage yard pests responsibly
- environmentally safe pesticides and integrated pest management techniques
Reduce stormwater runoff
- utilize proper drainage techniques, avoid chemicals around home, clean up after pets
Protect the waterfront
- special care is needed when living on the waterfront. All actions in your yard can have a huge impact.
Plant for wildlife
- landscape to provide food, water, shelter and places to raise young
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