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Additional Resources:  Extra help for achieving your landscape conservation goals.

More Ways SAWS Can Help

Just a little SIP
For personalized landscape watering advice, you may want to sign up for our WaterSaver e-newsletter. Every issue features advice from local horticulture experts on what to plant, when to fertilize and how to attract wildlife to your landscape.

Annual Irrigation Check-Up
Have a free Irrigation Check-Up from SAWS annually. Irrigation systems need constant maintenance. Keep yours set to manual and use sparingly. Keep an eye on maintaining the system and learn how to use your controller. Call the Conservation Department at 704-SAVE for an appointment.

SAWS Northwest Conservation Site
6798 Culebra
522-9220

Your one-stop conservation center. Open from 9am – 2pm on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays with special dates on the weekend – call the Garden Volunteers of South Texas for more information at 522-9220. Here you can pick up brochures and view a wildscape demonstration garden with over fifty species of watersaving plants. Mulch is available on a first come, first served basis. Bring your own equipment and containers and load it yourself.

Community Resources

The San Antonio Botanical Garden
555 Funston Place
207-3255

Visit the Watersaver Landscape Garden and view a wide variety of plants and a number of different settings. Take advantage of the professional staff, who can answer many of your questions.

Gardening & Landscaping Resources
Your local bookstore will have a wide variety of reference books on watersaving landscape techniques. Look for books written especially for Texas. Key words to look for are perennials, xeriscapes, native Texas plants, organic gardening and landscape design. Web sites that carry advice specific to Texas are also helpful. Try www.plantanswers.com

   
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