xerogarden

English

Etymology

From xero- (“dry”) +‎ garden.

Noun

xerogarden (plural xerogardens)

  1. A garden needing little or no watering and irrigation.
    • [2014, Carla Cassaniti, Daniela Romano, Timothy J. Flowers, “The Response of Ornamental Plants to Saline Irrigation Water”, in Iker García-Garizábal and Raphael Abrahao, editors, Irrigation: Water Management, Pollution and Alternative Strategies, 2014 edition, →ISBN, page 146:
      Other terms such as xeriscape, native landscape, xerogarden, wild garden and environmental friendly landscape have often been used to describe such landscapes (Franco et al., 2006; Rodie & Streich, 2009).]

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