waterSmart has developed a workshop on landscape design and maintenance for homeowners that is available through water providers, UGA Cooperative Extension offices, nature centers, public gardens, natural science museums, aquariums, Keep Georgia Beautiful affiliates, and other providers of environmental education in the pilot communities.

If a workshop is not available near you, the information it contains is available through the links below.

If you want to plan your own workshop for homeowners, click here.

• Homeowner Tips for Managing a waterSmart Landscape
  
• Homeowner Tips for Managing a waterSmart Landscape with No Irrigation
  
• Homeowner Tips for Saving Water Indoors
  
• Business Tips for Saving Water
  
• Water Wise Landscaping Presentation (Powerpoint)
• Water Wise Landscaping Presentation (Presentation Script Text)
• Instructions for landscaping activity
• Landscape Plan Map
• Water Wise Council Brochures
  • Managing a WaterWise Landscape
  • Xeriscape – Seven Steps to a WaterWise Landscape
  • Proper Planting Results in Healthy, Water-Efficient Plants
  • Water Saving Tips When Planning a New Landscape
• Rain Barrel Construction Handout
• Every Drop Counts Rack Card
• Water Audit Form for Homeowners
• Web sites, References and Resources List

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  * Note that these plant lists indicate water use or drought tolerance and are not necessarily a list of native plants or plants that make for Georgia-friendly wildlife habitat. For a list of Georgia-friendly habitat plants, please click here or visit the Georgia Native Plant Society Web site.

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For more information contact Joe Krewer.

For more homeowner tips on ways to conserve water, visit the citizens conservation homepage.

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