City of Oklahoma City Videos, 24 Jul 2014

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From YouTube: Oklahoma City's Water Conservation Garden

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To learn more about water conservation check out Oklahoma City's water conservation garden located at OSU-OKC John E. Kirkpatrick Horticulture Center, 400 N. Portland Avenue. The garden is open daily during daylight hours for public viewing.

Take a walk through the garden to see drought-tolerant plants that are suitable for Oklahoma. The garden also has drip irrigation and smart irrigation controllers on display.

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Are you looking for some plans to green up an open patch of yard? Start your search at Oklahoma, City's, first water conservation garden, whether it's trees, shrubs or grasses? This garden gives you an up-close look at a variety of drought, tolerant plants that should stay green with ease in Oklahoma's, hot dry summers. The garden also features native Oklahoma plans.

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Landscaping accounts for thirty to fifty percent of household water usage, so selecting plants that need minimal care will help conserve our most precious natural resource from plant selection to mulching. The garden will walk you through the seven steps of low maintenance and water efficient landscaping.

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The water conservation garden is located on the grounds of OSU at okc's, horticultural, Center 400, north portland avenue visitors are encouraged to take as much time as they want in the garden seven days a week during daylight hours for more information on the garden and a wide variety of water conservation tips visit wwe's every drop, calm.