Drought tolerant perennials

These dry shade plants are perennials and shrubs that will survive in the less-than-ideal growing conditions under eaves and trees

Isn’t that the goal, to be completely low maintenance and look great while you’re at it? It’s no longer function, style, fashion, or trend. If we want to have beautiful blooming backyards, choosing tough, self-reliant

Discover perennials that thrive in dry conditions and even poor soil. From succulents to bold-hued flowers, these drought tolerant plants enliven a dry garden. Try allium, which blooms from late spring to early summer, or blanket flower, which attracts hummingbirds. #perennials #drysoil #drygarden

Which Drought-Tolerant Perennials Bloom All Summer? There's a wide range of varieties of plants when it comes to drought-tolerance from the gorgeous blanket flower to the ever-so-lovely lavender. These flowers are known for their drought resistance abilities, and people are starting to love these plants because of that. These are some hardy flowers they are known to withstand long dry periods with minimal water consumption.

Whether you live in a dry climate or just want drought-tolerant plants you won't have to water too often, these low-water plants will save money and the planet. Even better: they'll pump up your home's curb appeal, too.

Here’s your next nursery shopping list for a flowering garden that looks incredible year after year—no matter how much water it gets.

Achillea millefolium 'Red Velvet' (Red Velvet Yarrow) is a vigorous, mat-forming perennial with finely divided leaves and leafy stems...

These dry shade plants are perennials and shrubs that will survive in the less-than-ideal growing conditions under eaves and trees

Don't let water use restrictions or a lack of rain put a damper on your garden dreams. Create a gorgeous, water-saving yard with these drought-tolerant landscaping ideas.

Create a stunning garden and attract humimingbirds with salvia, coreopsis, yarrow, sedum, purple coneflower, and other beautiful perennials for hot areas.