As we enter our third consecutive dry summer and water storage levels are well below average it is important to use water wisely. You may want to consider prioritizing water use in your landscape by letting your lawn go dry and instead focus on deep and infrequent watering of your trees. Grasses and shrubs can grow back relatively quickly after periods of no rainfall. However, prolonged drought can cause severe stress to trees which can lead to disease and death. Trees can take 10 years or more to reach maturity and are a vital resource for our community. Trees store carbon dioxide, improve air and water quality, and provide much-needed shade in our yards. Since trees are slow growing it is
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