Estimate the number of drought-tolerant plants, mulch volume and total cost for a water-saving xeriscape landscape.
Plant spacing is the distance between each plant. Proper spacing ensures healthy growth, reduces competition for resources, and helps achieve full coverage in your xeriscape.
A depth of 5–10 cm (2–4 in) is generally recommended. This suppresses weeds, conserves moisture, and insulates the soil effectively.
Yes, gravel or rock can be used as mulch in xeriscaping, particularly for very dry climates. Adjust the 'mulch cost' input to reflect your chosen material.
Xeriscaping requires less maintenance than traditional lawns but may still need occasional weeding, pruning, and mulch top-ups.
Well-designed xeriscapes can boost kerb appeal and property value, especially in regions where water conservation is valued.
Yes, simply switch between metric and imperial units and adjust the currency and material costs to match your local prices.