The Watershed Water Systems

Garden Week 2012
19 - 23 April 2012 Perry Lakes Reserve, Floreat

Garden Week last year was held at the beautiful Perry Lakes Reserve as usual in Floreat, with over 100 exhibits and displays.

The Watershed Water Systems team were there as usual with new products, design concepts and inspirational ideas.
The Watershed Water Systems won the Award for “Outstanding Waterwise Garden Display” 2011.

We are looking forward to seeing everyone again at Garden week 2012
It will be a fabulous family day out in celebration of the best in gardens, landscape designs and general outdoor living.

Garden Week 2011 WINNER !
Our team at the Watershed Water Systems were honoured to accept the award for Outstanding Waterwise Garden Display.


	Waterwise Specialist Award WINNER! For Water industry professionals who have demonstrated effective Waterwise practices and displayed initiative in educating staff and the community.

Mr David Weaver General Manager of the Watershed Water Systems and Mr Robin Weaver Director. Mr Robin Weaver Director of The Watershed Water Systems
The Watershed Water Systems

The Watershed Water Systems was the first endorsed Waterwise Garden Irrigator and the first retail store to be endorsed as a Waterwise Irrigation Design Shop. It designs, supplies and installs irrigation systems through it’s six stores around Perth.

Owner Robin Weaver has been on the WA Region Executive of Irrigation Australia for over 20 years and has worked with the Water Corporation on its water wise irrigation initiatives.


	Mr David Weaver, General Manager of the Watershed Water Systems and Mr Robin Weaver Director.


	Mr Robin Weaver Director of The Watershed Water Systems

INDUSTRY NEWS - Summer 2012 - Sprinklers and Outdoor use

ESTABLISHING A NEW LAWN OR GARDEN

If you are establishing a new lawn or garden you may apply for an exemption in order for it to become fully established. For more information call the Waterwise Helpline on 13 10 39

Scheme water users

Scheme water users in Perth, Mandurah and towns south of (and including) Kalbarri and Kalgoorlie can use their sprinklers either before 9 am or after 6 pm, two days per week based on the last digit of your house number. Where there is no house number, the lot number is to be used.

Towns north of (and excluding) Kalbarri and Kalgoorlie can use sprinklers every alternate day either before 9 am or after
6 pm based on the last digit of your house number. Where there is no house number, the lot number is to be used.

From time to time some parts of the State will experience unusually dry periods and may be subject to temporary water restrictions.

Bore water users

Garden bore users in Perth and Mandurah can continue to use their garden bore either before 9 am or after 6 pm, three days per week based on the last digit of your house number. Where there is no house number, the lot number is to be used.

Garden bore users in the rest of the State can use their bore before 9 am or after 6 pm.

Original source www.watercorporation.com.au/R/restrictions_index.cfm

Remember to check the batteries in your automatic irrigation system. In a power black-out, if the battery is not charged, the settings revert to the factory settings and your sprinklers may turn on. Please feel free to contact us for any help and advice relating to your controller you can download your controller manual here.

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Perth's Seasonal Rainfall

Rainfall has implications for everyone, and in particular, agriculture and other water using businesses, parks and gardens, rivers, estuaries and the environment.

The Department of Water is taking a proactive approach in responding to the season as per last year.

The department is acting now to minimise impacts this summer and next year as much as possible, and is a leader in a whole of government approach to sensibly managing the state's water resources.