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WATER CONSERVATION FOR HOMEOWNERS

Water conservation is achieved through lifestyle. It is one of the ways in which we manage water resources in our desert environment, and it is the least expensive way to secure water for the future. We have a lot of information for you, although we encourage browsing through the whole entire website, we've provided some places to get you started below. Thank you for your interest in Water Conservation. Enjoy!

S M E L L T H E low-water-use F L O W E R S

Visit a Demonstration Garden or
Attend a class or workshop
Pick the Perfect Plant

S T A R T R E A D I N G

- Trees in the Landscape - a tree is a lovely thing.

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Plants for Poolsides - These beautiful, low-litter plants will compliment your pool and make it easier to maintain.

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Spring Color- Desert-adapted plants will add winter interest to your landscape.

- View our reading list, our links page, - or check out our library for Outdoor or Indoor information.

BROCHURES | FLYERS | CHECKLISTS to help you SAVE WATER

Use these topics to start conserving water now!

- Outdoor Guide
- Getting Started
- Workshops
- Local Resources
- Smartscape

Visit Wateruseitwisely.com/100-ways-to-conserve for water-saving tips!

H O T T O P I C S

Watering Your Plants - With the onset of 100° plus temperatures your plants' watering needs have changed so it's time to adjust your watering timer. First, find out how often to water new or established plants then, visit Water Use It Wisely to learn how to change your watering timer. Changing your irrigation schedule on a seasonal basis ensures your plants get only the amount of water they need to thrive. Watering correctly saves water and money!

Check to see if your city offers water conservation rebates.

Guidelines for Landscape Drip Irrigation Systems - What is an emitter, where do you put them, and how many should each plant have? What is a valve and how many do I need? From the gritty details to a simplified approach for determining watering schedules - this guide is one stop shopping for drip irrigation systems.

Landscape Plants for the Arizona Desert in print or online. Help for plant neophytes and collectors alike. Take a closer look now

Arizona Income Tax Credit for Graywater and Rainwater Harvesting Systems.

AMWUA has gathered resources for rainwater harvesting information including tax credits and interactive learning tools.

MORE THAN 50% of water use is OUTDOORS!

Smartscape Training for Landscape Professionals

Guidelines for Landscape Drip Irrigation Systems everything you need to know; materials, design requirements, installation, testing and troubleshooting, watering schedules, water requirements for specific plant types.

Principles of Xeriscape - landscape that meets your requirements, and the plant's needs!

Design for Conservation - There is a lot your landscape can do for you to lower energy costs, save water and increase the value of your home.

Turf Removal Guide - English Version - Grass uses a lot of water, here is how to get rid of it.

Razones para eliminar cesped - version espanol - hierba utiliza mucha agua, aqui es como librarse de ella.

Tips for Outdoor Water Use - you might be surprised by the simple things that can save water.

Landscape Watering Guidelines - an excellent resource for hands-on irrigation design and maintenance.

Monsoon Rainwater Harvesting - work with nature and collect that free water!

Don't miss information available for Homeowners Associations and Multi-Family Housing

The Arizona Municipal Water Users Association (AMWUA) is a voluntary, non-profit corporation established by municipalities in Maricopa County for the development of urban water resources policy.