Plants that need less water are usually drought-tolerant varieties adapted to dry conditions. Succulents, snake plants, aloe vera, lavender, and some ornamental grasses can grow with relatively little watering when their soil and sunlight conditions are suitable.

Not at all. Healthy stems can be used to propagate hydrangeas, making it a beginner’s project. Bright, indirect light and high humidity boost the success of rooting. Learning to propagate hydrangeas is often a rewarding endeavor for many gardeners and can result in a new generation of healthy plants with only a little work and patience.