5 Smart Ways to Conserve Water While Gardening

Your beloved garden might be guzzling more water than you think. In the U.S., outdoor irrigation for lawns and gardens uses about 8 billion gallons of water every day, and up to half of that is wasted through evaporation, wind, or overwatering. A few simple changes can make water conservation gardening both easy and rewarding. You can keep your plants happy and healthy while slashing water waste—saving the environment and your water bill.

Here are five easy gardening tips to save water without sacrificing your garden’s beauty (plus a bonus reminder to keep yourself hydrated with Absopure).

Absopure’s Efforts Toward a More Sustainable Future

Earth Day is the perfect time to celebrate our commitment to sustainability! At Absopure, we prioritize environmental responsibility every day, but today, we’re shining a light on some of the green initiatives we’re most proud of in 2025. Our efforts toward a more sustainable future go beyond recycling; they’re about rethinking how we source, use, and repurpose materials to minimize waste and promote a healthier planet.

5 Signs You’re Not Drinking Enough Water

There’s a reason water is considered one of life’s building blocks—it’s fundamental to every living organism on Earth. Yet, it can be challenging to keep up with the hydration habits that keep your body running at its best.

When you’re dehydrated, numerous important bodily functions weaken, and overall well-being suffers. Fortunately, your body is incredibly responsive and sends clear, unmistakable signals when fluid intake levels fall too low. Recognizing the signs you’re not drinking enough water can help reverse negative effects before they take a toll on your mind and body.