as william walker discovered in georgia. >> there's native plants all over the united states.ly adapt to your area, your soil temperatures, your soil type. they're adapted to the region so you don't have to do extra furt liezing. we don't say don't use the things like the mass produced things. i like my pansies in the winter, too, just for the color. for the most part, once plants are established, they don't need as much water as you think they do. a rain barrel is a good idea if you have a lot of potted plants that need water. >> 1,000 square foot roof will produce 600 gallons of water with one inch of rain. this is a rain barrel and what they're designed to do is capture your roof's rain water. store it, and you're able to water your plants on a dry day. these rain barrels will push a 50 to 70 foot garden hose so you can water anywhere you please. another way to conserve water is by capturing the condensation from your air conditioner. drip, drip, drip. just one drip at a time. i have always used a manual mower on my own lawns. not like your grandfather's mower. not made out

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. ♪ it must be love ♪ love, love >>> cnn photo journalist william walker takes us out to the yard. >>sily adapt to your area, your sail temperatures, your soil types. you're adapted to their regions you don't have to do extra fertilizing if you keep them happy. for the most part, once plants are established, they don't need as much water a as we think nay do. a rain barrel is a good idea. rain barrels, you store it and you're able to watt you aer you plants. >> you can water any tree periodically as you please. >> another way to conserve water is by capturing the condensation from your air conditioner. drip, drip, drip. just one drip at a time. >> i always used a manual mower on my own lawns. it's not like your grandfather's mower. there's a savings on gas and also environmental impact. power mowers do not have to have catalytic converters as automobiles do. pound for pound, they are much bigger polluters than automobiles. >> we're cleaning up good old rakes and brooms. it is very possible to save money and be environmentally friendly. it is, in fact, a win-win situation. >> you proba

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