Reducing water usage in your lawn doesn't mean sacrificing its beauty. One way to achieve this is by using drought-tolerant plants that require less water to thrive. These plants, such as succulents or native grasses, come in various colors and textures, adding visual interest to your landscape. Mulching is another effective technique to reduce water evaporation and maintain soil moisture. Apply a layer of organic mulch around plants and in bare areas to help retain moisture and suppress weed growth. Lastly, watering your lawn deeply but infrequently promotes deep root growth, making your lawn more resilient to drought conditions.