If you live in a region that’s prone to long periods of hot, dry weather, consider adding drought-tolerant trees to your landscape. Even with deep root systems, trees need rainfall to grow and survive—and some trees require more water than others.
Once established, drought-tolerant trees will make your landscape more resistant to long spells without rain. Planting drought-tolerant trees also reduces the need for frequent watering or irrigation, helping you cut down on the amount of time and money you put into caring for your garden.
These are the best drought-tolerant trees that will thrive even in in driest conditions.
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