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Choosing the right plants for garden landscaping in hot climates

Gardening in hot climates can be a challenging but rewarding experience. Choosing the right plants for landscaping is essential to success, as some plants will not survive in the heat. Look for hardy species that require minimal watering, such as cacti and succulents, and use raised beds to protect roots from burning. By strategically placing plants and choosing colorful, low maintenance options, you can create a stunning architectural landscape in your garden that will thrive despite the heat.
Garden landscape design plant - Iksora

Ixora will delight you with wonderful flowers for a long time, needing no special care

Plant for garden landscape design - Queen Victoria's agave

The Queen Victoria agave is exceptionally unpretentious

Pittosporum in large tubs

Container-grown Pittosporum looks very manicured

The plant gets along well with its neighbors and can also be an original element of a hedge.

Cacti on the bed by the pool

Like Queen Victoria’s Agave, cacti are impressive when planted in groups

Rosemary

Do not underestimate the ability of this plant to thrive in hot, dry conditions, as well as its beautiful appearance. You can even grow this plant for resale and get great results!

Bright plant between greenery and tranquil trim

The plant brings freshness to the overall appearance of the site

And you as much effort and time can devote to the improvement of your garden? Perhaps these 5 plants will be a godsend for you and allow you to pay more attention to yourself and your family.

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Antonio Jonson

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  1. Emily Bennett

    What are some low-maintenance and drought-tolerant plant options recommended for hot climate landscaping?

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