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PHX Water Virtual Workshops

Join us for these free virtual workshops presented via Webex.

Landscape Watering

Thursday, Oct 28th 2021 | 12 - 1PM

Over half of the water we use at home is used outdoors, which makes watering efficiently one of the best and easiest ways to save water. Learn how to properly water your landscape to save time and increase the health and beauty of your plants.

Registration required. After registering, you will receive the link to the program, as well as a reminder the day before the program.

This program will be presented via Webex and is in partnership with Phoenix Public Libraries.

Hydrate Phoenix

Phoenix Water has partnered with Watershed Management Group to host a 5 plan series workshop to hydrate your neighborhood. Learn how to design an earth-friendly yard using simple earthworks and low-water-use plants. Each presentation includes a mini-project to create an action plan for your home.

Our 2021 Hydrate series has ended - please check back for updates.

Click on the links below to watch past sessions:

2020 Hydrate your yard2020 Hydrate your plants
2020 Hydrate your food 2020 Hydrate your soils 2020 Hydrate with greywater

PHX Water Tips

Food Bearing Trees

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Trees have so many benefits including providing food year after year. Learn about selecting food-bearing trees while considering water savings through tree selection and watering techniques. Phoenix Water has partnered with Trees Matter to provide each video listed below.

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Native to the Sonoran Desert, Ironwood Trees provide habitat, restoration and food.

Ironwood Trees

First introduced to the United States in the late 1700's, Mission Fig Trees are hardy and do exceptionally well in our desert environment.

Fig Trees

Acorns in the Desert? The Southern Live Oak Flourishes in Phoenix.

Southern Live Oak

Learn about growing Pomegranate Trees to add some of their fruit to your favorite dishes.

Pomegranate Trees

For additional free water conservation resources similar to these, visit our digital education page.

phoenix.gov/watercloud