The drought conditions in the US have not improved and water restrictions are looming, which is why having a low water yard is more important than ever.
Oftentimes this means removing some or most of your lawn and existing plants so they can be replaced with hardscape elements and low water grasses and shrubs. And that can mean a large amount of yard waste to get rid of.
Topics: Yard Waste Removal, landscaping debris, yard waste disposal, drought resistant, low water lawn, hardscaping
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Vast regions of the American West are in a drought and water has become a critical concern. And California, the hardest hit, also has the largest demand.
For California residents, as well as other states in the West, conserving water is far more than a smart thing to do. It has become a survival issue for many.
Topics: health and safety, safety tips, drought resistant, low water lawn, conservation
Almost a third of the country is in a drought and heat waves continue. Not surprisingly, yard waste removal is not likely to be high on anyone's list.
Yet people still have lawns and homeowners still want to keep things looking nice - if they can.
Topics: Yard Waste Removal, landscaping, lawn care, drought resistant, low water lawn
It's not news to anyone living west of the Mississippi - we're in the midst of a historic drought throughout most of the western United States.
Many homeowners are making the shift to drought resistant lawns and even no lawns. All of which means re-landscaping and yard waste removal.
Topics: Yard Waste Removal, landscaping debris, yard waste disposal, drought resistant, low water lawn