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Don't worry about the heat with these drought-tolerant and beautiful plants

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The trend of hotter and drier summers is a call to add more drought-tolerant plants to our gardens. The concept of xeriscaping was introduced by the water department in Denver, Colo., in 1981 as a solution to reduce outdoor water use during severe droughts.
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