There’s nothing better than a lush, green lawn. There are lots of irrigation solutions to choose from to keep your lawn healthy, from garden hoses and drip systems to in-ground sprinklers. But creating a beautiful landscape can put a drain on your water and your wallet. More than 28 million homes across the U.S. have in-ground sprinkler systems, which typically water your lawn or garden on a timer.1 However, this could mean you’re wasting water by giving your lawn water when it doesn’t need it.
Outdoor water use accounts for about 30% of average household water use nationwide, and it’s estimated that nearly 8 billion gallons of water are used each day for residential outdoor watering.2 Learn how you can keep your yard healthy and save money and water by improving your watering habits.