Archived - Drought Advisory: Water Conservation in Gardens and Landscapes
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Past droughts and threats of droughts in Washington
have caused concern about survival of
garden and landscape plants. These include
many woody trees and shrubs, vegetables, bulbs,
and bedding pla …
Revised: March 2001
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