Cotswolds Garden - FAQs
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Indeed - such gardens can cut domestic water use substantially. With little to no irrigation after establishment, most watering needs are met by natural rainfall. Rainwater harvesting further reduces dependence on mains water. Homeowners often see noticeable savings especially during dry summers. Even drought-tolerant additions in part of the garden can translate into measurable reductions in household water use and costs.
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