Flowers for dry gardens

In any case, you do not have to worry about the habitats in the garden with a lack of moisture. You can almost always find some kind of plant that will thrive here.

Although this may come as a surprise to many readers, the range of dry-loving plants is extremely rich, and there is no need to worry about the garden being uninteresting, colour-poor or bland. It may be just the opposite.

In this book you will learn about several hundred species and varieties of dry-loving flowers and herbs, as well as their practical applications and uses in the garden. With the right selection, you can design plantings to be attractive from early spring to late autumn with minimal irrigation requirements.