More than 630 million gallons of water are used every day by New Jersey residents, with most of it utilized for lawns and landscaped plants.
On Wednesday, April 16 at 1 p.m., the Beach Haven Public Library will host “Water You Doing to Your Yard?,” featuring Steve Yergeau, agent for the Rutgers Cooperative Extension Service. He will discuss the water cycle and how gardeners can conserve water and restore the cycle of water moving through the environment.
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