Create Abundant Gardens With Graywater

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Graywater is “lightly used” domestic wastewater generated in households or office buildings from streams such as sinks, showers, baths, washing machines or dishwashers. It does not include water that may be contaminated with human waste, such as toilet water. As potable water becomes more precious, installing a graywater system (especially Laundry-to-Landscape) helps property owners water their landscapes by re-using what they already have. Join graywater expert, Brook Sarson from Catching H2O for this introduction to graywater.

Eligible for CEUs.

What Will You Learn?

  • Introduction to the various elements of simple graywater systems
  • Considerations in deciding whether graywater is an appropriate water source in your landscape
  • Siting and sizing mulch basins
  • Design and implement a laundry-to-landscape system
  • Special considerations for plants irrigated with graywater
  • Maintenance and troubleshooting

Course Content

video – Create Abundant Gardens With Graywater
This video introduces property owners and professionals to the various considerations involved with graywater systems

  • Video – Create Abundant Gardens With Graywater
    01:07:36

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