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Originally Posted by red-beard
Austin is the center of a drought. We're on the edge. I need to check in a few days, when they update the maps, as we've had quite a bit of rain.
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wow, check the map, it really is
California is in a perpetual water shortage, too many people wanting to live in desert areas.
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Originally Posted by vash
ok. ZEKE! 
i just planted the last of my veggie garden. i'll keep it alive the best i can. i cant imagine running out of water. |
I just finished up mine too
3 Sungold, orange cherry, sweetest tomato I ever tasted
2 Yellow Pear
1 Plum Tomato, looked like yellow roma, got it because had a few flowers already
8 Early Girls
1 Beefsteak
4 different peppers, Ancho, Anahiem Chile, Habanero, Marconi
3 Zucchini and some basil
Drip irrigation and plenty of mulch, should be pretty efficient
I have fruit trees to water and fertilize too, lucky I live where two rivers come together, until the next time floods. I should be okay then too, as the office and home are on relatively high ground.
I would put a valve to make the shower water, or from the washing machine if it looked like I needed to do so to have a garden