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Date: 2016-08-01 18:27:00
Water conservation
Sustainable gardening
Land management
Organic gardening
Landscape
The Waterwise Project
Gardening
Garden
Mulch
Soil
Herb
Lawn

Principles of WaterWise Gardening 1. Planning and Design: Measure and evaluate your space in terms of drainage, sunlight, wind and frost patterns,

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