Have you heard of xeriscaping? Although associated with desert climates, it’s much more than just succulents and cacti. This sensible landscape style conserves water, reduces garden maintenance, and provides habitat for endemic species. Learn all about its aesthetics and efficiency now on Gardener’s Path.

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Dealing with drought conditions? These drought-tolerant ground covers can thrive in your yard with less water.

HGTV: Sage Design Studios integrated terraces and drought-conserving plants into the front and back yard designs to help this Southwestern home conserve water.

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If you're planning your landscape for NV, take a look at this Nevada native plants list before you get started. You'll find some of the easiest and prettiest plants to grow in your climate.

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Desert landscapes appeal to people in all types of climates. If this has been a dream, you can find ideas right here. Number 6 will brighten your day!

Choose well, plant once. Even if you love yard work, no one enjoys redoing work they’ve already done (and if you like repetitive work, we’ve got a garden that needs weeding). So, when designing (or redesigning) your yard, it’s a darn good idea to do a little homework first and avoid redoing your yard season after season when plants die.