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Low-Water Plants for Colorado Springs Front Yard

Succulents create a lush, tropical look with minimal water. They store water in thick leaves but need freeze protection. See the Vegetation.pdf (abouthomes.info) for color photos of succulents in Texas and California. Avoid cacti if you want softer textures. Many succulents bloom and attract pollinators.

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