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The need for water by apple trees increases with warmer temperatures, wind, intense sunlight… More
...hat the area is a desert that often falls prey to droughts. Temperatures often… More
...ate, often choose these types of plants for their garden. They require little, if… More
Most gardens and landscapes have at least one or two shady areas, such as… More
Drought tolerant plants are defined as those that can withstand a couple of months… More
...on excluding borders, is in zone 9. Finding hardy drought-tolerant plants for the majority… More
...for xeriscaped property and other desert gardens. Drought tolerant plants can go 2 to… More
Landscaping in the desert requires special consideration. With temperatures reaching as high as 125… More
There is little doubt that summers are getting warmer--areas with sufficient rainfall in the… More
...s, here are some starter choices for your drought-tolerant garden. More
Garden phlox is a herbaceous perennial flower native to temperate North America. It can… More
Create a focal point in your backyard landscape by building a wooden trellis. Build… More
...re of the need to conserve our fresh water. Using drought resistant native plants… More
...ters but not when they are rummaging through your garden, stealing your hard-earned produce.… More
...to grow sweet alyssum (Lobulari maritima) in your garden. More
Guide sheet: Information on Coneflower (echinacea purpurea) More
Guide sheet: Information on Wand Flower (harlequin flower) More
... that takes a two-fold approach to defending your garden. It teaches you how… More
Using Chamomile. More
...to grow sweet alyssum (Lobulari maritima) in your garden. More
...er and sedum. Plant drought tolerant species in a garden, able to survive long periods… More
...ht time is key to their growth with advice from a gardening... More
Watering plants properly depends on the species, but consistently keeping the soil damp is an… More
...ansplant a rose bush with tips from a sustainable gardener in this free video on… More
St. Augustine grass is a very good grass that is susceptible to insects and diseases.… More
...sional landscaper in this free video on lawns and gardening. More
...with tips from a landscaper in this free video on gardening and lawn care. More
When designing a rock garden, use plants that are drought resistant and plant them in… More
...aisies. Plant flowers in the sun with tips from a gardener and nursery owner in… More
...plant and expresses qualities of a stronger, more drought-resistant plant. Discover how plants can be… More
...w to grow Ilex Holly plants in this free video on gardening. More
The different types of boxwood plants, which include English boxwood, Japanese boxwood and Green Mountain… More
...pare and protect a fruit tree for the winter with gardening information from... More
...o liven up the house with help from a sustainable gardener in this free video... More
...s with good drainage with help from a sustainable gardener in this free video on… More
...ng or fall with helpful advice from a sustainable gardener in this free video on… More
... how to plant agapanthus flower bulbs with expert gardening tips in this free exotic… More
Watch as a flower expert and professional gardener demonstrates how to plant and care for… More
...n how to plant crocosmia flower bulbs with expert gardening tips in this free exotic… More
Understand Dendrobium Orchids' leaves and how they affect the plant's growth. Learn more in this… More
...enefits of portulaca hanging baskets in this free gardening video. More
...fall, one whole bed has to be redone and with the drought… More
...s what they do this time of year? Could it be the drought also? What should I do? bloominnana,… More
...os later, but having just gone through a terrible drought here in Tn with over 100 degree weather, the garden looks pitiful right now.… More
... interesting. I live in the Milwaukee area and my garden is 2.5 years old, tons of clay!!! and about 14 total hours of sun every day. it's 34' long and 8' at one end and 16' at the other and takes up 1/2 of the back yard. I have… More
...e northeastern part of Indiana, zone 5. Have been gardening off and on for several years. I have always wanted a cottage garden, but don't know… More
...no rain, since we are considered desert, and in a drought. But our garden is thriving with tomatoes, yellow summer squash, herbs, beans and fruit trees. We have taken out our back lawn and put… More
Remember the TV Quiz show about 1977 "Name That Tune"? Can you "Name This Plant"? I bought it this spring at one of the Mennonite Greenhouses. It didn't have an identification tag, and the man in charge did not know the name. I liked it, and bought it in spite… More
...nnials that will tolerate hot Florida summers and drought conditions. These two sound like they might do the trick. Thanks all. Look forward to hearing back. More
I am new to this gardening thing but the small church I attend has 4 small flower beds that are 98% weeds. They just look horrible and I want it to reflect beauty not neglect. I would like to make them beautiful but need some help on the design. It… More
...ng opinions and stories about the cold hardiness, drought tolerance, and cultural requirements… More
...e bloom time, and any unique characteristics like drought tolerant, if it is or can be invasive, etc... Long blooming, easy care perennials can be a big help to those of us dealing with physical disabilities or time restraints. Sweetlebee pointed out… More
...tall. I do live in Texas so the plant I'm sure is drought tolerant. Any suggestions? More
Shrubs in general tend to be less maintenance than perennials for many of the reasons,no need for deadheading, dividing, staking, cutting back or cleaning up seasonally and typically require less watering once established due to wider, more extensive root systems. But to decrease maintenance even further, select those shrubs which… More
I'm so excited! A friend of mine bought a lot in our downtown area where an old building had been torn down. He leveled it with a couple truckloads of generic dirt and has been using the space to do "public art". It's a particularly crummy location, which is why… More
Hello from Alabama! I'm starting a new veggie garden and would love some advice. I have a great site...full sun from the east. Trying to decide what to plant & where. I've gardened before....helped with one last year but didn't have any input in placement. We had such a bad… More
... or creeping flower of some sort that 1) reisists drought or does well in dry conditions 2) preferably one that has some sort of flower 3) perhaps a spreading carpet rose of… More
Orginally from Georgia and a keen gardener I have moved and now I am on the North Island in New Zealand. The climate here in my part of the world is considered semi tropical, Zone 10 I am told. We moved from Hawkes Bay to Otane on Christmas Day 2005.… More
...ND THE RIGHT PLANTS TO HAVE A PRETTY GARDEN USING DROUGHT-TOLERANT PLANTS. More
Hello there! I'm looking for some ideas for my front flower bed. Currently, there is a sand cherry, euonymous (sorry if it's spelled wrong) and some spirea. I want to keep the sand cherry but lose the spirea (they are horrible!). The euonymous can go too...it's taking over everything and… More
...I have a rather large artemisia Silver King in my drought tolerant garden. After a good rainfall, it collapsed outward from the middle and whereas it used to look gorgeous,it now just looks messy. If I cut it back, will… More
...ead but have since profusely multiplied. They are drought tolerant, love full southern sun and are still happily blooming away after two consecutive nights of 30… More
Hello fellow gardeners. I am new to garden guides and just found out about the introduction forum and thought I would stop by and say hello. I have been gardening in my current location for the past 7 years now and the garden in looking very good these days, I… More
...So I thought I'd start a thread on gardening with drought tolerant plants. If anyone has experience with or questions about xeriscaping and… More
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