Rental property, year of no water, dead lawn. Convert to rock—do you strip sod or cover it?
Depends on species. Bermuda? Might come back. Cool-season fescue? Likely dead. But dormant seeds will sprout if you water.
Plant native desert perennials (penstemon, agave, yucca, grasses) in the rock. Zero water once established. Tenants love it. Water bills drop.
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