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King County Master Gardener Clinics: Expert Gardening Help Near You

A mound of soil sits on green grass near a white line marking on a field.

Got Moles? What to Know About These Yard Pests in Western Washington

outdated sprinkler timers that have been replaced by Ecoyards for big water savings

Saving water – replace that outdated irrigation timer with a new WIFI-based smart controller

Sprinklers water a green lawn near a sunlit sidewalk, with sunlight streaming through tree branches and water droplets in the air.

Conserve water in your garden by using cycle and soak irrigation schedules

EPA WaterSense Partner logo with a blue and green water droplet above the text "EPA WaterSense Partner.

Ecoyards is an EPA WaterSense irrigation partner to help homeowners save water in the garden

Certified Landscape Irrigation Auditor logo featuring a blue water droplet with a green leaf above the acronym "CLIA," surrounded by circular text.

Certified landscape irrigation auditor

Vegetable garden with plants growing in rows on straw bales and soil, surrounded by green trees and fenced in the background.

Straw bale gardening – using a bale of straw as a raised vegetable bed

A cartoon water droplet holding a wrench promotes EPA WaterSense’s Fix a Leak Week, March 18–24, 2013.

Fix that leak week – fix leaky plumbing and sprinkler systems to save water and money

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