In the wake of prolonged drought and water restrictions local residents are finding ways to rehydrate the land at home and in ...

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Lamb’s ear has soft, silvery leaves that look just as good in dry shade as in full sun. It’s super low-maintenance and adds a ...

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The city of Sacramento’s “Preferred Plants” list adds 250 new plants, opening the door for more local families to earn up to $3,000 in rebates through drought-tolerant landscapes.

In the years since, the severe drought in California has called into question how new home developers are conserving water for hundreds of planned houses at communities across the desert.

However, in some areas of the country, drought-tolerant and drought-resistant landscaping is becoming increasingly desirable, necessary and, in some places, mandatory.

Check out Washington State University Extension's advice to grow a beautiful and drought-tolerant landscape, including lists of plants, tips for reducing water usage and more.