Even when the rain stops and the heat takes its toll, these drought-tolerant plants stay strong. They will survive dry conditions while adding color and charm to any garden. They are not afraid of heat and are easy and enjoyable to grow.
Echinacea – a plant that is not afraid of drought
Purple coneflower – ornamental or medicinal plant? Properties, use, cultivation. Illustrative photo Audrey Wilson1/shutterstock.com
Often self-seeded, coneflowers require little care. These drought-resistant plants thrive in almost any soil. with proper drainage. In addition, coneflowers attract birds and butterflies. They look beautiful both in flower beds and in the wild.
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Acacia – smells beautiful and is not afraid of heat
Acacia flowers can be used to make syrup or infusion. Photo: Picasa/ Zbigniew Anxiety/ Wikipedia
Acacias, also known as cotton trees, are one of the most drought-resistant plantswhich can be had in the garden thanks to their strong structure, highly resistant to moisture loss. Acacia is a fast-growing tree, ideally suited for growing in a new garden. It grows covered with small balls of sweet-smelling yellow flowers. It blooms most often in spring in dense clusters.
Rhododendron – a beautiful flower for every condition
Rhododendron. Botanical Garden in Wrocław Photo: Tomasz Pietrzyk / Agencja Wyborcza.pl
This easy-to-grow favorite, also known as speedwellboasts beautiful white, purple, pink, or blue flowers with a long blooming period. These drought-tolerant plants grow to 1 to 2 feet tall and thrive in well-drained soil and full sun.
Source: Gazeta
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