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Karen Margrave
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CALIFORNIAN'S how are you dealing with the drought?

Karen Margrave
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  • Redding, CA & Bend OR
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As everyone knows, California is in a drought. Have any of you been affected yet by the drought, or have you made plans to change anything due to the drought? 

In Shasta County where we still own a house on 20 acres, they were notified that the water usage will be cut 25% from what was used last year. 

Here in southern California on the new houses, rather than the tropical landscaping that's prevalent I'm thinking we should do a more modern xeriscaping. 

How are you dealing with the drought? 

  • Karen Margrave

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