25 ways to conserve water in the home and yard Water Conservation Facts Most people in North America use 50 to 70 gallons of water indoors each day and about the same amount outdoors, depending on the season. Indoors, 3/4 of all water is used in the bathroom In the average home, the toilet accounts for 28% of water use. Running a sprinkler for two hours can use up to 500 gallons. As much as 150 gallons of water can
Joseph Phelps Winery: Using Compost to Help Capture “Terroir” Winemakers manage their vineyards to cultivate particular characteristics in their wine, including flavors and aromas unique to their soils and climate, sometimes known as “terroir.” For Sarah Black, viticulturist, tending the vineyards and managing 600 tons of organic waste material each year and applying its compost for soil restoration is a full-circle labor of love for the land and the wine. Sarah operates a compost facility at the Joseph Phelps Vineyards
Kurapia is a newly developed, highly versatile groundcover. Once established, it requires little maintenance and needs less water than cool season turfgrasses. Kurapia’s sturdy structure makes it ideal for many uses. Kurapia works well to cover highway and freeway shoulders, rooftops, public utility areas, commercial properties, and solar farm landscapes. Kurapia can tolerate light foot traffic, but is not recommended for heavy foot traffic areas like playgrounds or sports fields. Click here for more information.
This gate has a little Asian influence to honor the heritage of the owners family. We will build this gate in house at the Finnamex fab shop. Design by M.Silvola
