It's safe to say that our lawns have been a little rough during this summer's drought, but the restrictions are aimed at helping make the most of each drop. Here are some pro tips on keeping your plants alive.
Houston enters Stage Two of the city's Drought Contingency Plan, mandating water restrictions. Here are tips on how to keep your plants alive.The City of Houston is under mandatory watering restrictions as the area faces record-breaking heat this summer.
In a press release, Houston Public Works Director, Carol Haddock, said, "Our goal is to reduce water usage from all customers by 10%. Our crews are working diligently in conjunction with area contractors to repair water leaks across the city." Violating these watering restrictions can lead to a written warning for a first-time violation. Any subsequent violations are subject to a fine of up to $2,000 for each occurrence of the offense .
Voluntary restrictions are in Bellaire, Deer Park, Fulshear, Galveston, La Porte, Pasadena, Pearland, and Rosenberg.Use a broom to clear debris from walkways and driveways instead of hosing them down with water.Use a pool cover to reduce evaporation.
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