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A strict 'Zone 0' rule against landscaping is risky. Well-maintained and watered vegetation could prevent the spread of fires.

37. Select water-conserving and wind-resistant trees, shrubs and ground covers. 38. Replenish mulches to stretch the time between waterings. 39. Groom roses to remove old flower heads and weak stems.

The cactus, palms and succulents anchoring yards around the desert can successfully be planted in the heat, but don't wait.

If you have ever walked along the water’s edge, you may have come across a grove of particular-looking trees. Their bark is rather shaggy and peels off in strips.