Task: Text Completion
Input (English): [header] How to plant a low water garden [title] Choose plants native to your region. [step] Different types of plants do well in different climates. If you live in a dry, arid climate, you want to plant things from similar climates. <sep> (A) Avoid outdoor plants that are developed in soils that have been exposed to a lot of water, such as ancient toilets or wood-shaes, if you live in a heavily wooded or drought-prone region. These are smaller plants with tiny roots that may not be required if you have an area that has low water volume. (B) Here are what to plant : [substeps] Azaleas hydrangeas rhododendrons daisies broccoli and orange roses [title] Cut a length of grass in half. [step] Cut the grass in half, then strip the outer leaves out. (C) [substeps] However, if you live in a climate with little to no rain, you can buy the best low water plants that grow well during the year. If you can't keep a plant healthy, plant it indoors. (D) The same holds true if you live in a wetter, cooler climate. Plants that are native to your area are always a good place to start when considering what will grow in your climate.
Output (English): D