Sentences with phrase «waste water gardens»

Each toilet and shower has it's own septic system and waste water garden.

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When I first set up my garden in Asheville, a knowledgeable woman in the local community came over and sort of flippantly said, «You need to put mulch on top of your beds — you're wasting water!»

The Green Guide used 12 criteria for rating green hospitals: 1) siting, 2) water efficiency, 3) energy and air pollutions, 4) materials and resources, 5) indoor environmental quality, 6) healthy hospital food, 7) green education, 8) procurement, 9) contaminants, 10) green cleaning, 11) waste reduction, and 12) healing gardens.

The water, which in the case of slaughterhouse waste is laden with nitrogen and amino acids, is stored to be sold as a potent liquid fertilizer (see «Garden Delights,» next page).

You can use water for your garden to lower the waste, but 360 liters is always to much for a standard sized garden.

Rainwater from the roof is collected and re-used for garden irrigation; waste water is regenerated through herbal purification.

We are proud to be one of Bali's most eco-friendly guesthouse, from our permaculture garden, our grey water waste system, natural insecticides, natural pesticides to our solar - powered shuttle buggy.

Having a flower garden is a vital luxury that strikes many people as a waste of space and water.

Many ecoventions bear tendencies similar to public works projects such as sewage and waste - water treatment plants, public gardens, landfills, mines, and sustainable building projects.

Many have spent considerable sums of money on water conserving measures such as waste - water recycling and installation of rain - water tanks; others go out of their way to bucket water from showers or washing machines onto their gardens.

The idea behind Xeriscapes is to create gardens with a rational water use, to avoid any waste of water, especially in Mediterranean and warm temperate climates.

This includes, but is not limited to disconnecting all garden hoses from outdoor faucets prior to freezing weather and opening cabinets under fixtures that are adjacent to outside walls to allow warm air circulation near water and waste pipes.

The waste water that flows from our gardens, lawns, driveways, and streets into our sewer systems carries various pollutants, including fertilizers and pesticides from our yards.

With California Governor Jerry Brown requiring reduced water use due to the state's four - year drought, gardening professionals and home owners across the nation should take note of techniques to reduce waste:

Keeping a pitcher by the sink to collect excess cooking water or the water that usually goes to waste waiting for the proper temperature is perfect for putting on our lawn and gardens.