#water conservation

Are you still trusting soil sensors with rising utility costs?

Is a $400 composting toilet worth it for a tiny house off the grid?

Are you rethinking your lawn for bees and budget in 2025?

Should you rip out your lawn for a pollinator garden, or is that just a trend for rich homeowners?

Does anyone else use fish tank water for their vegetable patch, or is that just me overcomplicating things?

Are smart home sensors the future of household water conservation?

Does keeping a perfectly manicured lawn actually make you a bad steward of the environment?

Are huge suburban lawns a status symbol or just a massive waste of water and time?

Are soil sensors worth the investment for saving water in a drought?

Should you rip out your lawn and replace it with clover, or is that a trendy mistake?

What’s your take on IoT sensors for reducing water waste in the garden?

Are you struggling to keep your pollinator garden alive despite extreme weather swings?

With more heatwaves coming, are you changing how you water your plants?

Would you ever switch to a greywater system to lower your water bill?

Would you ever opt for a greywater system in a suburban home remodel?

Would you ever replace your lawn with native plants to support local ecology?

Does anyone else think native plant gardening is quietly the future?

With rising water restrictions, are you switching to wicking beds over drip irrigation?

Should you ditch the lawn completely, or is that just an elitist trend that ignores real-world needs?

How do you keep your garden alive during a heatwave without spending a fortune on water?