The Water-Saving Garden, Book and Giveaway

This topic is so important to today’s gardener and I can’t wait to read Pam’s wonderful advice. Hoping I win a copy but will purchase this book if I don’t win a copy!

Oh I would love to get a copy of her book. This is exactly the idea tha I promote. Would be making a demo garden and this book will be “the best reference ” and of course let the public we educate refer to this book.

The photos are gorgeous and I’d love to add this book to my collection. But most importantly, I’d love to share pam’s ideas with my customers at the garden center I help manage in San Diego. customers often want to become more waterwise but are hesitant because they can’t imagine how beautiful their yard could look.

We moved to the desert lands of Mesquite, Nevada last July from Michigan, where we were surrounded by the Great Lakes! This has created a major change in our thinking about water. I am looking to start container gardening and can use all the help I can get!! Would love to have this book! I’ll buy it if I don’t win it! 🙂

In our summer dry Seattle climate, another resource for low/no water gardening is always welcome!

I’ve done a lot of interesting things in my yard to save water though plant selection but I don’t have a “big plan,” a more comprehensive approach to saving water. Perhaps this book would help me get that cohesive strategy to maximize my efforts.

I’d love to win the book and learn more about great garden combinations using less water. Just love the agave and dichondra combo – such a lush water look!

Always looking for ways to conserve. We have had several summers where we go weeks without rain. I’m “fortunate ” to have clay. If I’m lucky enough for the rain barrels to get filled at the start of the season then my garden usually does well.

Recently moved back to my central tx country farmhouse with my family from bif busy dallas and am in recovery changing ny surroundings and developing positive outlets in my life to help myself heal from being seperated from my children as well as to have as a coping skill for positivity and inner self growth spiritually and mentally. I have had the lord put it on my heart recently to garden. And it feels amazing and calming the little bit ive tried. Im completely new and clueless in a way. But i have a huge vision to use it for service work as well. I want to eventually start a community garden of edibles as well as beauties to the eye for those in need to come and get food for their family as well as to just enjoy the peace from all their stress just by coming for their visit. I even have a name picked out and everything, i just know the lord is moving my spirit to this and its such a beautiful thing. Any and all help/insight/tips i can get rlly are appreciated to get this vision started. This book would definitely help alot for such insight and learning on my journey to the movement i wanna make to impact peoples lives!

I would love a copy of this book. I live in CA on a 1/2 acre property and would love some ideas for my landscaping. I love flowers, especially the water loving kinds, and would like to find some less thirsty alternatives. This book looks like it’s just up my alley. (For some reason, I cannot capitalize on this comment and it’s very vexing)

Even though I live in west Tennessee (where there is too much rain), I would like to win this book for ideas. This is my first garden and water preservation is one of the things on my list of growing a semi self sustainable garden.

Living in Southern California Desert we have wonderfully long growing seasons, however with water restrictions added to our personal family goal of using as little as possible I am always looking for ways to garden without using more. I love the Arizona photo that looks like a waterfall but isnt! This type of ingenuity is inspiring!

I fell in love with succulents awhile back when my daughters asked me to make succulent gardens because they are the rage! They bought one and said “mom you can make this!” Many gardens later and ton of plants that I’ve shared, I never get tired of playing with them and reaping the benefits or surprises they give me! Thanks for sharing this great book with us and all the joy succulents bring to the garden! Aloha Aina!

California has always had a shortage of water and yet many people in my community still resist making changes to their beautiful water wasting yards and gardens. I would love to have a copy of your book to help me create a garden that helps demonstrate for my neighbors that we can reduce our water usage and still have beautiful gardens..

I’d love to have this idea filled book. I pulled out my high water usage cottage style garden and lawns about 5 years ago prior to water restrictions. I’ve made some wonderful water wise changes in landscape and would like to continue by having some practical ideas from this book.

I am excited to see this book and learn about learning to garden while respecting our water As gardeners, we can lead the way in encouraging others to take care of our world and care for its common good. Sounds like a great read to helps us garden with wisdom.

Happily converting our suburban California yards into drought tolerant landscapes and find so much inspiration from others. I love how Pam brings such an artistic flair to her designs and can only hope to mimic many plantings found in her new book!

I have numerous gardens that aren’t near a door water supply. Watering by dragging hoses around becomes a bit much as I get older!

I would love to have this book! We are experience such a bad drought in central California. Though we’ve received a little rain lately, we are still considered to be in a significant drought and water conservation is still so necessary. I have lost a majority of my garden and, of course, my lawn. I truly need tips and ideas to make it beautiful again…but this time with truly drought-tolerant plants. Since I also live in a place where is freezes, I really need any education on what plants suit best for my micro climate. Thanks for the consideration!

I would love to receive a free copy of The Water-Saving Garden to help spur my imagination as I convert my garden into a drought tolerant space.

Thanks for the chance 🙂