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Organic gardening conserves water by building healthy soil rich in organic matter, which acts like a sponge, significantly improving the soil's water retention capacity. Thick mulches on garden beds reduce evaporation from the soil surface. Choosing drought-tolerant or water-wise plants, and watering deeply but less frequently, also contributes to water conservation. Rainwater harvesting (water butts) is another key organic practice.
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