The New Create an Oasis with Greywater 6th Ed: Integrated Design for Water Conservation, Reuse, Rainwater Harvesting, and Sustainable Landscaping

Bought as gift for spouse. He loves it and finds it easy to read and informative.

I love everything Art Ludwig and his staff do and write -- I'm just an armchair green builder, but Oasis Design is the guru of eco-friendly water management for households.It's a pity that "modern," "progressive" building codes discourage these simple, efficient, elegant, economical and healthy technologies.If there is an oasis in heaven, it probably looks like something in this book.

I just wish it was in full color. I have a hard time staying focused with black and white pics and writing.Otherwise excellent info for gardening during a drought

My husband has read this book from cover to cover---several times. We are soooo doing this in the spring! We are very excited about creating a 'green' gray water system in our backyard. It is going to be beautiful!

WOW! I never knew how much I needed to learn about greywater. This book answered all my questions. It is packed with creative options for any and all situations and budgets. Highly recommended for anyone looking for alternate solutions to waste water issues.

Information is always a plus. This is how yards and properties should manage their water.

This book is guiding me through the process of understanding greywater here in Arizona. I am preparing to install my Laundry to Landscape system and hope to water some newly planted evergreens that will provide a forest wind block and privacy screen.

If you're in a place that freezes know that there are only two pages at the very back of the book that address dealing with climates that freeze on a regular basis. Otherwise it's a very informative book.

This is a great book he has two others I would also recommend! Just think how much this could benefit your family by maximizing your water supply. With all the talk about drought this just makes sense

excellent work

Buenas explicaciones para las fosas asépticas.

Excelent book. Lots of infomation. Highly recommended!

Clearly no-one has done more research on the subject than this guy. Maybe for a layman this book is adequate, but greywater is not rocket science, and i feel the way each "system" is categorised is a bit over the top. I would prefer to learn the basic principles and have a few examples of systems. Instead, he labels each system based on slightly different components, but in essence they all do the same thing. Like the "branched drain" system. It's just branches coming off of single drains. No need for a dedicated section on it. If you're a complete beginner I'm sure this is the book for you, but if you're a bit inventive or technical you can figure out most of this stuff for yourself and on t'internet