This Issue's Featured Article
Zoning Landscapes for Water Conservation and Ease of Management
It’s hot! It’s dry! I’m writing this in early spring, but like any of us who have lived in Texas for even a few years, we know that July and August in our great state will be brutal. You can be assured the thermometer will be in the 90s and probably several times reach over 100 degrees during these two months. The absence of rain is common for several weeks. That combination puts a big stress on our...