The document discusses low-maintenance landscaping solutions for intermountain regions that experience hot and cold temperatures, drying winds, and inconsistent water availability. It recommends using windbreaks, xeriscaping with native drought-resistant plants, soil amendments, drip irrigation, and mulches to reduce water needs. Charts show water conservation strategies can cut household water usage in half compared to average consumption. The document promotes selecting plants that tolerate temperature extremes and drought, prevent erosion, and require little ongoing care.
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