WAHASO PROJECT EXPERIENCE
Missouri Botanical Gardens
Wahaso designed a rainwater harvesting system for landscape irrigation at the Missouri Botanical Garden. The system saves nearly 700,000 gallons of water annually.
~700,000
Gallons saved annually
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WAHASO PROJECT EXPERIENCE
This project was delivered by Wahaso Water Harvesting Solutions and is presented by SECURE Blue as relevant Wahaso project experience.
Captured rainwater is used for landscape irrigation across the garden, replacing municipal water for the plantings.
Wahaso classifies the project across rainwater and stormwater pathways in its municipal and parks portfolio.
PROJECT DETAILS
System andperformance profile.
SYSTEM TYPE
Rainwater Harvesting
BUILDING TYPE
Botanical Garden / Park
WATER SOURCE
Rainwater
PRIMARY REUSE
Landscape Irrigation
ANNUAL WATER SAVINGS
Nearly 700,000 Gallons
PROJECT LOCATION
St. Louis, MO
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