The Water Conservation Garden In El Cajon Can Help Get Your Backyard Sustainable And Summer-ready

/in , /by /CBS8by Evan Noorani

As we near the start of summer, now could be a good time to transition to a more drought tolerant, sustainable backyard. The Water Conservation Garden in El Cajon may be the place to go for ideas on that and how to slow down in our fast paced world.

From school field trips to yoga classes to weddings, they are inviting you to get your hands dirty in the name of sustainability.

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