NWZAA_WashFW_application_3-2012

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Date: 2012-09-07 16:42:33 Sustainable gardening Bodies of water Water conservation Habitats Rain garden National Wildlife Federation Gardening Water garden Bird bath Environmental design Environment Landscape architecture		NWZAA_WashFW_application_3-2012 Add to Reading List Source URL: wdfw.wa.gov Download Document from Source Website File Size: 120,92 KB Share Document on Facebook

	L’eau Water Water, in a garden, is always more or less ostentatious, yet – need it be said? – ubiquitous. In the “Garden of Atmospheres”, it plays on contrasts: in the beginning, it was DocID: 1uQeI - View Document
	The Hampton Fountain Court located at the rear of the mansion offers a spectacular view and a cozy atmosphere. 2 A 30,000 square foot walled garden, featuring a 50 foot diameter water-lily pond and fountain. DocID: 1uHEJ - View Document
	FACT SHEET Xeriscape Is Not a Garden, It’s a System Denver Water coined the term Xeriscape in 1981 and with the help of plant and landscape experts, developed seven Xeriscape principles. Xeriscape is more than plantin DocID: 1u2mB - View Document
	HOW TO SAVE WATER IN YOUR GARDEN AND LANDSCAPE Did you know that you can save 20 to 50 percent of the water you currently use in your garden and landscape and actually improve your plants’ health? DocID: 1sYVC - View Document
	- 254003175000Ronnie Budge Ronnie’s first garden was a window box over a fire escape in New York City, where she learned that portulaca can survive 2 weeks without water and that marigold flowers produ DocID: 1sxIH - View Document