Choose drought-tolerant plants like lavender, yucca, and agave. Group plants with similar water needs together. Add mulch to retain moisture and reduce evaporation.
Design garden layout with water conservation in mind. Create swales or berms to capture and direct rainwater. Use porous materials for paths and patios to allow water infiltration.
Select native plants adapted to arid conditions. Consider ornamental grasses, succulents, and cacti for texture and interest. Plan for efficient irrigation methods like drip systems.
Incorporate rocks and boulders for visual appeal and to retain heat. Add a layer of compost to improve soil quality and water retention. Monitor and adjust watering schedule as needed.
Maintain garden by removing weeds that compete for water. Prune plants to encourage healthy growth and flowering. Consider adding a rain barrel to collect rainwater for irrigation.
Enjoy a thriving low-water perennial garden that enhances your landscape while conserving water. Embrace the beauty and sustainability of a garden designed for arid conditions.