Plant exchange
The WSU Grant-Adams Master Gardeners’ drought-resistant garden outside the Moses Lake Library is an example of what homeowners can do with their yards through the Columbia Basin Conservation District’s Heritage Garden Program.
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This arrangement of rocks and native plants was done through the Columbia Basin Conservation District’s Heritage Garden Program.
This heritage garden in Moses Lake is popular with ground fowl, pollinators and rabbits, according to the homeowner.
A heritage garden doesn’t have to be plant-heavy, as this garden in Lind demonstrates.
MOSES LAKE — Owning a lawn is kind of a pain, in a lot of ways. Sure, it looks nice to have that sea of lush green around the house, but it’s a lot of work to maintain, and it uses up valuable water besides.
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