Typically, we encourage planting whose natural requirements are appropriate to the local climate anyway, as well as working to properly manage water flow; those are key components to making sure your property remains low-maintenance and low-cost over the long term.
Key advantages include:
- lower consumption of water, whether from the ground or the hose;
- more water available for the community;
- less time and work for maintenance (i.e. no lawns to mow);
- full advantage taken of rainfall retention in appropriate planting design, soil grading, and mulching;
- more likelihood that your landscaping will survive when water restrictions are implemented during droughts;
- can be more visually interesting than lawns.
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