Water Smart

Did you know? You may have winterized your irrigation system, but with the lack of moisture this fall, you may need to water your landscape periodically, including a deep watering of your trees. If soil is dry in the top four inches, it's time to water. LIght snow and rain may not be enough moisture. Watering your trees and shrubs periodically will help them survive a dry winter. For more tips, see www.YavapaiWatersmart.org

Hard freezes can damage your irrigation and landscaping. Visit https://yavapaiwatersmart.org/documents-1 -dd91-4f4d-bba0-3bd48f64343b for a comprehensive guide to winterizing!

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Gigi the Water Dragon will be at the Women In STEM event this Saturday the 23rd, from 10-1. Stop by A Storybook World, Inc booth to pick up your Gigi book and make a water conservation bracelet or bookmark!

Wondering if we'll have a wet or dry fall? It could go either way! We have equal chances of both through the winter, with above normal precipitation possible in the spring. Find more information at https://droughtmonitor.unl.edu/ConditionsOutlooks/Outlooks.aspx