Landscape design drought tolerant

Get inspired drought-tolerant xeriscape design ideas from this exclusive interview with landscape designer Tish Treherne, who walks us through this lush, meadow-inspired low-water landscape.

25 Best Foundation Plants for Your Front Yard

We're sharing the best drought-tolerant plants (perennials) to elevate your front yard landscaping and curb appeal. Find gorgeous drought-resistant plants that thrive in full sun and heat and work well for ground cover, flower bed borders, and more. If you want a better drought-tolerant landscape or drought-tolerant garden, definitely read this post!

Given our current drought situation in Southern California, THIS was the best year to take out our front lawn and put in native, drought tolerant plants. My cit…

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If you live in a dry region you can still plant shrubs in your yard. This is our list of the best drought tolerant shrubs to give you ideas what to add to your landscaping.

These planting combinations show how to create a lush look with vibrant low-water flowers, shrubs and succulents

Drought-tolerant garden plants should be used in areas affected by low rainfall. Check out some of the best plants, including aloe and fountain grass.

With the right planning, you can transform your garden outdoor space into a stunning, water-saving oasis that thrives with minimal upkeep—all without sacrificing curb appeal. Here is exactly how to design a garden that is drought-tolerant. If you’re a beginner, and have no idea to where to start our guide on how to design a drought-tolerant landscape is the perfect place to start. Drought-tolerant landscaping goes beyond saving water—it’s also low-maintenance, eco-friendly.

Incorporate moss into a desert rock garden for a lush contrast against harsh landscapes. Moss thrives in shady spots and can be attached to textured rocks. Start by gathering moss and pressing it onto the rocks, misting regularly to establish growth. This adds unexpected greenery to your design.