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		<title>How To Water Your Garden Properly</title>
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-By Sarah Bankoff
It seems pretty straightforward, doesn’t it? Everyone knows that a garden has to have water to thrive. But drowning your plants in water is just as harmful to them as not watering them at all. So, to try to help you figure out how much is exactly enough, here’s your quick and dirty [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Water For Our Future Growth</title>
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Who’s Green  has decided to give water use a little extra attention in 2010.  We believe there are many steps, large and small, each of us can take to help keep an ample supply on hand. This is not only for ourselves but also for those who follow.  We will continue to provide you with [...]]]></description>
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		<title>Watershed Management Group</title>
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Watershed Management Group is a Tucson-based non-profit with the mission to improve people’s lives by integrating community development and conservation. We provide people with the knowledge and skills necessary to sustainably manage their natural resources.
Our work includes: increasing vegetation in neighborhoods through stormwater harvesting, making conservation technologies affordable, using rainwater and greywater to irrigate [...]]]></description>
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