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Georgetown is a unique Central Texas city celebrated as the “Red Poppy Capital of Texas” and home to the “Most Beautiful Town Square in Texas,” featuring remarkably preserved Victorian and pre-WW1 architecture. This historic charm, combined with being one of the fastest-growing cities in the U.S., places immense pressure on its natural resources. Facing frequent droughts and severe water restrictions, Georgetown is in a critical effort to secure and conserve its water supply, which is necessary to support its booming population and preserve its high quality of life.
Artificial turf is a practical and sustainable solution for the area because it requires zero irrigation, eliminating one of the largest sources of residential water consumption. By offering a year-round, lush green aesthetic that is maintenance-free and thrives regardless of soil conditions or watering bans, artificial turf directly addresses Georgetown’s critical water conservation challenges while maintaining the curb appeal expected of a beautiful, flourishing city.
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