What trees require the least amount of water?
Evergreen Trees Most cedars are drought resistant and require a lot less over the course of their lifetime than other trees, and can even do better with smaller amounts of water in the long run. Pine trees, oak trees, and cedars are often deep rooting and require very little water. These trees are great to use as windbreakers or create privacy on your property. While pines can be more to manage they provide excellent windbreaks and privacy.
Which Indian tree absorbs a lot of water?
The Indian Laurel Tree (Terminalia tomentosa) stands out for its remarkable ability to store water within its thick bark, offering a lifeline during periods of drought. Drought-resistant native trees of India At Grow Billion Trees, we plant Neem, Khejri, and the Banyan tree in areas prone to drought. These trees thrive in low-water conditions and help prevent soil erosion, making them ideal for reforestation projects in semi-arid regions.