Waterwise Gardening
Drought-tolerant plants and design ideas
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Being a waterwise gardener requires more than just conserving this precious natural resource. Smart plant choices, low-water landscape designs, and efficient watering techniques can help you create a beautiful garden that requires less water.
Join Monrovia’s trend spotter Katie Tamony and plant expert, Georgia Clay, as they share tips for creating your own waterwise garden. Whether you garden in an area prone to drought or are just looking to use less water, this discussion will give you design ideas and drought-tolerant, lush foliage and colorful plant options you can enjoy this summer.
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About Katie Tamony
Katie Tamony is the Chief Marketing Officer of Monrovia. With more than 20 years of expertise in lifestyle and leisure industries, Katie has been tracking trends and developing consumer insight measures to help companies and organizations prepare for the future throughout her career. In 2001, she became the youngest editor-in-chief of Sunset Magazine and Sunset Books in its history, leading the premier authority on lifestyle in the West in its next decade of growth. With an intuitive sense of what drives authentic shifts in consumer lifestyle interests and relationships to brands, she has also consulted with numerous food companies to reach new customers and led the marketing efforts for a major modern art museum to expand its audience, among other pursuits. Katie has long been interested in the intersections of garden, art, health, and well-being. A longtime avid gardener, she returned to Monrovia in 2020 to lead its consumer marketing into the future.
About Georgia Clay
Georgia Clay is the New Plants Manager of Monrovia. In her role, she works with breeders and plant finders from around the world to bring new plants to market for Monrovia. As a rising star in the horticulture field, Georgia has worked across the industry, in retail, plant breeding and landscaping before coming to Monrovia. She has a degree in Horticulture, Ecological and Sustainable Production from Oregon State University and hands- on experience in all sectors of the field.