The water “crisis” in California has been a favorite subject for the past years. The population growth, drought caused by El Nino, and “historical over-drafting of the water resources” has resulted in the basic problem of demand for water exceeding supply. California, particularly San Diego is essentially a desert. Summer months have been extended and the rains are a few and far between.
Because of this heightened awareness for the urgent need for water conservation, more and more residents of San Diego are looking for ways to save water.
Take for example, California American Water customers have reported that in response to the call of the government to reduce water consumption, 9 billion gallons of water from June 1, 2015 to May 31, 2016 have been saved!
There are statewide restrictions in place that include among others schedules for sprinkler use for residences and the mandatory ban on watering oflawns 48 hours after rainfall. The restriction also bans the watering of ornamental grass on public medians!
Measures like these point to the fact that maintaining natural grass is not only bad for the environment but very costly in the long run as well. The government is strictly enforcing regulation to limit water use for public landscapes.
Best Artificial Grass in San Diego offers the best alternative to having natural grass in your backyard, sports stadium or public parks. Recently there has been an increase in homeowners who have made the wise choice!
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