Story Title: Guru’s Choice - Dam Savers.
Episode: Nine.
Date: January 23rd 2010.
Presenter: Trevor Cochrane.

At a time when Australians are being asked to conserve water, what better time is there to plant Dam Savers, a range of tough, drought hardy plants that need little to no additional watering above natural rainfall, once the plants are established.

Featured Plants:
Plants in the range: Click here to see the range of plants.
Origin: Australia.
Uses: Pots, gardens, ground covers, frames, mass planting.
Key Features: Dam Savers are specifically selected for both commercial and home use. Commercial landscapers are increasingly demanding plants that perform over the long term that demand low labour inputs and minimise use of chemicals, fertilisers and, of course, water. Home gardeners demands aren't really that much different. All Dam Savers are very tough, low-maintenance, drought hardy and predominantly native. Importantly, they have added an interesting array of colours to the landscaper’s palette.

Watering: One drop.
*Drops Scale.
1 drop- will survive with 1 standard drink per week.
2 drops- will survive with 2 standard drinks per week.
3 drops- will survive with 3 standard drinks per week.
1 standard drink=10mm-15mm.

Contact
RAMM Botanicals
Website: www.ramm.com.au