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Ripple Effect Sedona
Partnership between the City of Sedona, Village of Oak Creek, Yavapai County, Big Park Water Co & Arizona Water Co. #RippleEffect #SaveWater #WaterConservation
New plants need a little more water than normal in the first few growing seasons to help establish them, but after about two years, a plant is considered mature and can be weaned off of frequent watering!
Use the Water - Use It Wisely guide to avoid overwatering and learn best practices for your landscape. #watertips bit.ly/3F0bqMP
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Congratulations to the first two businesses certified as Leaders in Sustainability through our Sustain Sedona business certification program!
Layla's Bakery-Cafe-CafeChocolaTreeaTree both met and exceeded the minimum requirements in the areas of Water Conservation, Waste Reduction, Wastewater Protection, and Stormwater Management. Both businesses were recently recognized byCity of Sedona Governmentnment City Council for their achievements in sustainable business operations.
For more information on the Sustain Sedona program and how to apply, please visit: rippleeffectsedona.com/sustain-sedona/
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