Water is our most valuable natural resource, yet it is also the of the most squandered of resources. As a result, many local governments in the country have begun to impose limitations on water consumption, and they are pushing citizens to save water in any manner they can, including by giving rebates. The most efficient strategy to cut your water use is to get rid of your thirsty natural grass.

So, what can be a viable alternative? 

Whether you’re a homeowner hoping for rain in drought-stricken Southern California, or you live somewhere that hasn’t been touched by the drought that has engulfed most of the Western United States in recent years, artificial grass has a lot to offer in terms of water conservation.

To get a better idea of how much water you can save using artificial grass, we must first look at how much water is utilized to irrigate natural grass lawns.