Self-Watering Pathways Capture Rain Where Plants Need It
Self-watering pathways turn walkways into living systems that capture, store, and release rainwater to nourish soil and reduce irrigation needs.
By Gabe Sweeney
4 min read
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Self-watering pathways turn walkways into living systems that capture, store, and release rainwater to nourish soil and reduce irrigation needs.
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