Puddle-Stompers

Archive of: Kitchen Sink

• Mind Your Water in the Garden

  

  18 April 2022, by Lori Palmquist

  Removing lawns and replacing them with low-water plants is the low-hanging fruit of water conservation in the landscape… click title to read more

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• Water in Your Garden - Taking Control (webinar talk by Lori Palmquist)

  

  18 September 2021, by Lori Palmquist

  I hope you’re ready to take action to reduce the water use in your landscape.

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• Who Can Design Landscapes and Irrigation for MWELO Projects?

  

  01 January 2020, by Lori Palmquist

  Some of the local agencies just want to see it done right, regardless of the qualifications involved. Other local agencies … click title to read more

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• I Won an Award!

  

  21 December 2019, by Lori Palmquist

  The Ann Hunter-Welborn Circle of Excellence Award recognizes outstanding individuals, companies, and organizations for promoting sustainable practices within our industry… click title to read more

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• Teaching and Learning Complex Subjects

  

  12 June 2019, by Lori Palmquist

  I can draw another parallel between website creation and drip design - two very complex undertakings… click title to read more

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• How Much Water for My Landscape? Part Two of Two

  17 May 2019, by Lori Palmquist

  The method of converting number of inches of irrigation needed, to number of minutes per week of run time, is similar to the way GPS units calculate the amount of time it will take you to drive from point A to point B… Click title to read more.

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• How Much Water for My Landscape? Part One of Two

  30 April 2019, by Lori Palmquist

  It’s commonly stated that we over-water our landscapes by at least double… click title to read more

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• Innocence Lost: A California Water-Efficient Landscaper's Dilemma

  

  18 December 2018, by Lori Palmquist

  I can’t help but know the truth that life is uncompromisingly abundant on all fronts… click title to read more.

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• Separate Irrigation Zones by Root Depth?

  

  30 November 2018, by Lori Palmquist

  Soil type and root depths (and, of course slope) are what dictate the frequency of the watering events, and how much water can be applied in each watering event… click title to read more.

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