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A drought-tolerant garden is designed to thrive with minimal water. Such a garden relies on plants adapted to dry conditions - like Mediterranean herbs, succulents, native grasses, and deep-rooted perennials. Design elements include mulches to retain moisture, grouping plants by water needs, and improving soil drainage. Once established, these gardens require less irrigation, low feeding and minimal maintenance. They also support biodiversity by attracting pollinators and beneficial insects without relying on heavy watering.
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