water-saving lawn options

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Instead of a thirsty bluegrass lawn, you can plant a mix of fine fescue and clover that stays green with half the water. Or think about replacing turf in dry spots with low-growing thyme or sedum; they bloom in summer without any sprinklers. Dwarf mondo grass also makes a good no-mow ground cover that needs almost no irrigation once it's established. These options save you time and money while still giving you a nice-looking yard.