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Master Gardeners: Integrate soil health and water conservation (opens the original)
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Rainwater that lands on a roof does not have to rush straight toward the street. Downspouts can sometimes be directed toward lawns, gardens, or landscaped areas where the water can soak into the soil. Rain barrels can also capture a portion of roof runoff for later use on ornamental plants. Before installing a barrel, make sure the overflow has somewhere safe to go and keep water away from building foundations. While catching water, be sure to know where you are sending unwanted water. Washing a
Master Gardeners: Smart water management (opens the original)
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A brown lawn is not always a dead lawn. During hot, dry weather, cool-season grasses can go dormant to conserve energy and water. The grass may lose its green color, but the crown and roots can remain alive. Instead of trying to keep every inch of lawn bright green all summer, consider allowing less-used areas to go dormant. If you do water, focus on areas that matter most and avoid watering simply out of habit. Lawns in dry weather can also benefit from taller grass, which shades the soil, redu
Master Gardeners: Creating floral arrangements on your own (opens the original)
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Floral design is a chance to be creative. Evergreens, dried flowers, seed heads, grasses, branches, herbs, and dried fruit can add texture, color, fragrance, and personality to an arrangement. Look at the materials around you with fresh eyes. As you design, use rhythm to guide the eye through the arrangement. Repeat colors, flowers, shapes, or lines to create movement and unity. Grasses and tall flowers such as liatris, larkspur and penstemon can create strong lines. Vary bloom sizes and placeme
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