Planting a drought-tolerant landscape might not be top-of-mind for you right now after the recent deluge, but for one reader, it is painfully so.  A longtime Palmer Ranch resident, this woman said she didn’t want her name published, but only called to share some advice with other readers.  Concerned with high lawn-care bills and water conservation, she decided a few months ago to replace her St. Augustine lawn with mulch and groundcover plants.   Read the article……………………………

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