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Incorporating non-living elements such as rocks, paving, and decks to reduce water use and maintenance, while providing aesthetic value.

Reducing the amount of grassy areas in the landscape to decrease water use, focusing on functional turf areas and using alternative ground covers where possible.

Modifying the soil to better retain water and provide nutrients, minimizing water waste and promoting healthy plant growth.

Adding a layer of organic or inorganic material on the soil surface around plants to conserve moisture, reduce weed growth, and regulate soil temperature.

Choosing plants that are native or well-adapted to the local climate, soil, and water conditions, reducing the need for supplemental watering.

Keeping the landscape healthy and attractive by pruning, weeding, deadheading, and inspecting/repairing the irrigation system.