All plants need water and sunlight to survive, but there are a few that can handle the extreme conditions that come with drought. Here are 9 drought-tolerant plants we recommend.

Your front yard is your home's first impression, so of course you'd want to ensure it's a good one. From flowers to trees, ...

To create a front yard that’s resilient despite increasing temperatures and periods of drought, we must include plants tolerant of stressful conditions. 10 Plants for Full Sun and Reflected Heat ...

Drought-tolerant plants fill the front yard of Jeff and Desiree Cherye’s home in Sacramento. Paul Kitagaki Jr. pkitagaki@sacbee.com ...

Replacing lawns with drought-tolerant plants is a good start in dry ... Hargins’ goal is to create at least 400 front-yard microfarms in South L.A. supported by 30 to 50 subscribers who ...

If you still want the traditional green look for your lawn, but dread the upkeep involved, grasses like buffalograss or fine ...

Opt for native plants around your area, so they better fit your local climate.You can still choose small-scale fruit trees to better fit your space and gardening needs.Stick with plants that don't ...

If you're looking for inspo when it comes to fine-tuning your options for front yard path planting, there are several things to consider before you start. First think about whether you want a ...

Yard doc: Grow dune sunflowers for sunny blooms and drought tolerant plants. Carol Cloud Bailey. ... Send questions to carol@yard-doc.com or visit www.yard-doc.com for more information.

A cactus is one of the new plants in Glendale resident Bill Metzdorf’s new drought tolerant front yard. Photographed on Thursday, April 30, 2015. (Roger Wilson/Staff Photographer) ...