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Xeriscape
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Xer·i·scape  (zîr-skp)
A trademark used for a landscaping method that employs drought-resistant plants in an effort to conserve resources, especially water.
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The Water Efficiency category is much more familiar ground, with things like rainwater harvesting, greywater, low-flow fixtures, and xeriscaping.
ARTISAN/CRAFTSMAN/BUILDER: GREEN BUILDING IN THE MLS by The Santa Fe New Mexican (Santa Fe, NM)
Xeriscaping is a term for the use of plants that can thrive with little to no watering.
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Clean Water and Water Conservation sessions will cover specific strategies focused on new technologies targeting both mitigation and adaptation from xeriscaping to rain harvesting to grey water usage.
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