My garden is suffering from drought due to the lack of water, how can I reduce the amount of water used in my garden to prevent drought?
user
1. Make sure you do not waste water - use mulch, install leak detectors and fix any leaks 
2. Use rain barrels to collect rainwater from your downspouts -this can provide up to 60 gallons of water for each square foot of grass
3. Plant native or adapted plants that need less water 
4. Utilize mulch in and around your plants -mulch holds in moisture, reduces soil erosion and retains heat 5
5. Consider creating a xeriscape garden – this will include hardy, drought-tolerant plantings like rocks or pathways and low-flow irrigation systems for improved outdoor living spaces without excessive reliance on supplemental outdoor watering 6
7. Avoid excessive pruning which leads to fewer leaves absorbing available rainfall
assistant
My garden is suffering from drought due to the lack of water, how can I reduce the amount of water used in my garden to prevent drought?
user
You can reduce the amount of water used in your garden by installing a water efficient irrigation system and using mulch to conserve soil moisture. Additionally, you should only water when necessary, avoiding prolonged Soak Times where possible and reducing the frequency of regular waterings. During summer months it is also beneficial to Water In The Morning or Evening to avoid evaporation losses during the heat of the day. Finally, plants tolerant of dry soils should be chosen as drought-resistant plants which are designed for areas with low rainfall and/or low-water consumption help reduce overall irrigation needs as they are better able to draw moisture from the soil themselves.
assistant
My garden is suffering from drought due to the lack of water, how can I reduce the amount of water used in my garden to prevent drought?