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1. Plant native and drought-resistant plants that require less water. 2. Mulch gardens to reduce water evaporation and control weeds. 3. Install drip systems or other efficient irrigation systems to deliver water directly to the roots of plants. 4. Group plants according to water requirements. 5. CrRead more
1. Plant native and drought-resistant plants that require less water.
See less2. Mulch gardens to reduce water evaporation and control weeds.
3. Install drip systems or other efficient irrigation systems to deliver water directly to the roots of plants.
4. Group plants according to water requirements.
5. Create a rainwater collection system and use harvested rainwater to supplement irrigation.
6. Use water-saving techniques such as double-dug beds and irrigation scheduling.
7. Adjust the soil pH to promote water retention.
8. Adjust the mowing height to create a longer leaf blade so that it has more surface area to absorb moisture from the air and from rain.
9. Install rain sensors to detect when rain has fallen, and shut off irrigation systems for a given period.