Southwest Dry Garden Design
Helpful Hints
- Southwest garden plants are drought tolerant and sun loving and should be placed in the sunniest location of your yard.
- Be sure to keep the ground evenly moist after planting to help extablish your perennial border.
- This collection looks spectacular planted in a rocky garden area.
- If you live in Zone 5, choose replacements for the Buddleia and Lavender, such as Carypteris and Salvia.
Soutwest Dry Garden Design
Desert places
a. Buddleia ‘Nanho Purple’
b. Boltaonia ‘Snowbank’
c. Coreopsis ‘Zagreb’
d. Delosperma cooperi
e. Echinacea ‘Mangus’
f. Lavandula ‘Hidcote’
g. Lavandula ‘Martha Roderick’
h. Liatris ‘Floristan White’liatris ‘Kobold’
i. Pennisetum alop. var. viridescens
j. Penstemon ‘Purple Haze’
k. Perovskia atriplicifolia
l. Sedum ‘Autimn Joy’
m. Sedum ‘Fuldaglut’
n. Sedum ‘Gold Miss’
o. Sedum ‘Vera Jameson’
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