Every drop is a decision

Protecting green, for Selvage, is not a matter of lining up more plants. It begins by asking where the water goes. Which plant needs how much, which ground should truly be watered, which form stays upright with little.

The same question appears in a school garden, on an institutional campus, and on a windowsill. Green should not be a picture inflated by waste. It should be a life that respects the water of its place.

The cactus is not a mascot here. It is a teacher. Forms that know how to live with little water show that green is possible without excess. Selvage turns that example into care, talks, and institutional programs.