Like most of the US,
South Carolina
is in a drought. It’s not as bad here
along the coast as it is in many states, but it is still affecting us. Normally,
Pawley’s Plantation waters its golf greens
and residential gardens with rainfall and has a back up system of retention ponds AKA golf course water
hazards. This year they’ve sucked down
the ponds to the point the resident alligators are being exposed. Last week the golf course officials decided
to cut off gardening water to the homeowner’s properties, so now the homeowners
are faced with the challenge of keeping their personal landscaping from dying
by using city supplied household water.
In our case, the condo’s landscaping is young enough and the plants
small enough at a little sprinkle form the hose will keep everything
green. The real challenge is watering
the herbs. There isn’t a water faucet on
the upstairs deck. Earlier in the year there was enough rain that I didn’t need
to worry about it, but now we are having a drought so I have been hauling
buckets of water to them from the bathroom sink. Bruce is working on finding an alternative
solution
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