Perennial flowers like lavender and yarrow have deep roots that help them withstand droughts, making them ideal for a resilient garden.
Incorporate drought-tolerant perennials like sedum and Russian sage to create a low-maintenance garden that can thrive even in dry conditions.
Choose a variety of perennial flowers such as coneflowers and black-eyed Susans to add color and texture to your garden while requiring minimal water.
Grouping together plants with similar water needs and using mulch can help conserve moisture in the soil, promoting the health of your perennial garden.
By selecting the right perennial flowers and implementing water-saving techniques, you can create a beautiful and resilient garden that can withstand droughts with ease.
Explore our gallery for inspiration on using perennial flowers to design a water-wise garden that is both sustainable and visually stunning.