During extreme summer heat, our natural reaction is often to give our lawns and trees more water.
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In the middle of the summer, the thermometer panicles, the drought stops fall and the lawn yellows at sight. Watering is limited, if not forbidden, and each grilled plate gives the impression that the garden leaves in smoke. Yet, a yellow grass did not necessarily draw its reverence. Grasses of the grass have a real survival mode, called summer dormancy, which allows them to wait for the rain to return.