This workshop contained information on current state and local drought conditions, irrigation management, a review of WUCOLS IV, how to convert your landscape irrigation system as well as plants for drought tolerant landscapes.
Topics:
- Overview of current state and local drought conditions
- Irrigation management information
- How to conduct a self-audit for your landscape
- A review of WUCOLS IV (Water Use Classification of Landscape Species)
- Plants for drought tolerant landscapes
Julie Saare-Edmonds, CA Department of Water Resources
Loren Oki, UC Davis and UC Cooperative Extension
Scheduling Irrigation: How Much and When
Loren Oki, UC Davis and UC Cooperative Extension
Dave Fujino, CA Center for Urban Horticulture, UC Davis
Converting to a Low-Water Landscape: A "How To"
Karrie Reid, UCANR
Plants for Low Water Landscapes
Ellen Zagory, UC Davis Arboretum and Public Garden
Handouts
Plant List for Water Conserving Landscapes, Ellen Zagory, UC Davis Arboretum