Lake Georgetown–Full!
So, it’s shocking to me how much things can change in a month! I wrote the blog about Lake Georgetown being just over half-full and took the picture at the […]
Lake Georgetown–Full! Read More »
So, it’s shocking to me how much things can change in a month! I wrote the blog about Lake Georgetown being just over half-full and took the picture at the […]
Lake Georgetown–Full! Read More »
Lots of rain happening of late, thanks to El Nino! It has delayed any outdoor watering so far this year, which is great. If you happened to turn your irrigation
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The weather has been hit or miss so far this spring for getting a little spring cleaning yard work done, but I’m not going to complain about the wet weekends!! The
Lake Georgetown: Go See! Read More »
All the late winter rains have been great, and I can’t wait to see all of the wildflowers that should soon be blooming! Hopefully, most of the rain did some
NEW Lawn Aeration Rebate! Read More »
The week of March 16-20, marks the EPA’s WaterSense program’s Fix a Leak Week to encourage families to check for water leak and drips in their bathrooms, kitchens, and yards–and
This week marks National Groundwater Awareness week, so I wanted to talk about groundwater in general, and some groundwater facts for Round Rock. Generally speaking: Groundwater is the water that
Groundwater Awareness Week Read More »
By “It”, I mean another rain barrel sale! The Cities of Round Rock & Hutto are working together to promote a rain barrel sale! It’s by preorder, so you place
So I just rummaged around my office’s recycle bin to find any type of water bottle for this blog, and surfaced with three different brands of water. Unfortunately, I wasn’t
So I spent a morning recently helping judge science fair projects at Double File Elementary School, which I love to do, and noticed a particularity relevant project. As an aside, it’s
A 3rd Grader Got It! Read More »
It’s that time of year when we make resolutions about how to improve our lives for the upcoming 12 months! This year, how about a Water-lution?! Resolve to save water–it may
New Year’s Water-lution! Read More »
Winter months are a great time to cut back on water use, reduce water bills, and make sure things are running properly and efficiently at your property.
I came across a good website (aerate-lawn.com) the other day about lawn aeration, and the numerous benefits associated with it. It was timely for me, as I was discussing the
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Winter seems to have come quickly this year! It’s already the middle of November and wastewater averaging (WWA) is upon us. What is wastewater averaging, you ask? Well, let me
Keep Water use Low in Winter and Save Year-Round Read More »
Now that we’re officially into Fall and we’ve been enjoying the cooler temperatures; it’s time to reduce the watering times on your irrigation controllers. With less evaporation occurring, the landscape
Fall is Here–You Can Water Less! Read More »
Once again, the huge amount of rains in the last weeks have made me think a lot about how to take more advantage of rainwater, or really, just collect more. Which
Catch the rain before it’s gone! Read More »
The City’s Water Conservation Program is having a rain barrel sale! The barrels being sold are being supplied from a different company than the last sales. These barrels are made in Austin,
Rain Barrel Sale Going on Now Read More »