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Have you seen any monarch butterflies this season?

admin / July 24, 2020

I recently read an article in The San Diego Union-Tribute dated July 13, 2020 that said butterfly plants are in […]

Around the District, Compost, Conservation, Customer Information, Drought, Fire Abatement, From the Office, Water Conservation, Wood chips

Wood Chips and Compost

admin / May 5, 2014

There must have been a lot of yard work and gardening going on over the weekend because when we arrived […]

Compost, Conservation, Customer Information, From the Office, Garden, gardening, Mulch, Rain, Water Conservation, Wood chips

Sunny Days Ahead

admin / March 21, 2014

Looks like nothing but sunny days for the next week. While I wish I could say rain or snow is […]

Around the District, Compost, Customer Information, From the Office, Garden, Rain, Rain Barrels, Rain Water Harvesting, The Garden, Water Conservation, Wood chips

Rain Barrels

admin / March 12, 2014

If you missed out on our rain barrel purchase program last year, fear not. I now have instructions that show […]

Compost, Conservation, Customer Information, From the Office, Garden, Mulch, Rain Barrels, Rain Water Harvesting, Water Conservation

Saving Water in the Garden

admin / February 7, 2014

With the drought continuing to strengthen it’s grip on California, gardeners are wondering how they will be able to maintain […]

Compost, Conservation, Freebies, From the Office, Garden, Mulch, Water Conservation, Wood chips

Water Saving Kits

admin / January 29, 2014

With this winter’s lack of moisture, comes the reality of having to conserve water. While this should be an ongoing […]

Community, Compost, Customer Information, From the Office, Garden, Pine Cove Water District, Weather, Wood chips

Still no Snow…

admin / January 24, 2014

This morning is very overcast, so I checked the weather forecast in the hope that rain or snow was expected […]

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