Summer Curb Appeal - Water Restrictions in Pitt Meadows

In the midst of bustling urban lives, our yards and gardens offer a serene escape—a sanctuary where vibrant blooms, lush lawns, and towering trees paint a picture of nature's beauty!However, maintaining these pockets of paradise demands not only our time and effort but also a mindful approach, particularly in the face of changing environmental conditions…Hi everyone, WyantCraig Real Estate Group here! In this blog we wanted to highlight some important tips to remember this summer to help maintain your curb appeal but still abide by Pitt Meadows regulations.

Redefining Beauty Amid Water Scarcity
  • The Capilano, Seymour, and Coquitlam watersheds have long been the lifelines that nourish our gardens. But with droughts becoming more frequent and severe, we're challenged to reassess our water consumption. By adjusting our watering routines, embracing drought-resistant plants, and employing efficient irrigation methods, we can maintain the aesthetic allure of our gardens while safeguarding water supplies for future generations.

Helpful Water Conservation Hints

  • To aid in this endeavour, municipalities like Pitt Meadows have compiled a treasure trove of water conservation tips. From reducing your showers to becoming shorter and using mulch to reduce evaporation, to choosing native plants and utilizing rain barrels, these strategies empower us to be water-wise stewards of our landscapes.

Lawn Care Wisdom for Every Season

  • A velvety lawn underfoot is the crown jewel of many gardens, but its upkeep can be a resource-intensive task. However, with the right practices, it's possible to achieve a healthy lawn that's both eco-friendly and visually stunning throughout the year. Metro Vancouver's guidance on lawn watering offers invaluable insights.

Listen to what Mark has to say about Pitt Meadows water restrictions and more by CLICKING HERE.


With water scarcity and environmental challenges at our doorstep, it's imperative that we adapt our gardening routines! 
By embracing water conservation methods, and rethinking our lawn care strategies, we contribute to a more sustainable and vibrant ecosystem.
But don’t be discouraged! We’re here to help, tune in next week for an inside scoop on a topic you won’t want to miss!
And as always if you have any questions about Real Estate, whether that be buying or selling. Reach out to us!

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