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Published online 5 December 2001 | Nature | doi:10.1038/news011206-9
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Lessons in landscape
Keeping parks pretty means tailoring the trees to their source of water.
Irrigation water recycled from sewage can damage many plant species, new research has found1. The results show that landscape architects should tailor their choice of plants to the type of water they will receive.
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