Future-proofing your Tucson garden | Home & Garden

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Most of all, be ready to adapt. If there are plants in your garden that don’t provide these functions or require lots of water, you will likely need to get rid of them at some point – or they’ll die on their own as temperatures rise and our water use increases. Similarly, you may need to remove some hardscapings around your home to reduce the reflected heat. If you start planning now, your garden will be much better prepared for extreme weather conditions.

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