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Yeah, I think its a waste.
There is no getting around it.
Everyone waters plants to some degree, they are nice don't get me wrong.
but a waste? yes, very much so.
thats why in some of the cities in the Southwest they only put in native plants and have a drip system hooked up that way there is no maintence and no watering.
I live in a former hardcore drought state, New Mexico.. still in a drought but the rain storms of 2006-2007 have dropped it from 100 years to 20 years, i belive you should water your plants no more than 2-3 times a week.. in albuquerque if you use more than a specific amount of water or if you are cought wasting water you will be fined big time.. i'm in favor of this for many reasons, because.. in engages the local citizens to cut back and save water for the city's future..unlike other southwestern boom cities.. i used to water my grass 5 times a week at one point until i finally realized how insane i was, because watering it 3-2 times a week was even better not only for me but i bet it saved up a bunch of water for the city as well. So CONSERVE and help out! but if you live in an area where water isnt a major concern, then water on!
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