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What are some heat and drought-tolerant plants?

Are daisies good flowers to grow in hot climates? Which plants don't need a lot of water to survive?
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xiaohuibetsy | 1 month ago
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Maybe reviews from some customers can convince you more:

All Star! I bought this plant in the spring of 2006. I planted it immediately, in a raised bed, in full sun. I did not have any flowers in 2006; but the leaf color was terrific...definitely a dark burgundy. It is now March 2007 and this plant is 4ft tall and 3 ft wide. The shape is upright and full...very nice! Leaves have begun to emerge and I am waiting on the flowers. An added bonus is, I've had no pest/bug problems. Overall, I am VERY satisfied with the look and performance of this plant. - Gail, NC, Zone 7

On our clay-laden, new construction lot, I was worried about our landscaping. Of everything we've planted, our Proven Winners flowering shrub has performed best and most beautifully. It's been a quick grower. It gets lots of hot direct sunlight in the summer months and has thrived--and it flowers phenomenally. It also survived a very harsh southern Michigan winter. We get so many compliments on this shrub, and we love it. I'm going to plant more of these! - Jennifer, MI, Zone 5

Great plant! Flowers profusely in mid-late spring. Easy & beatiful-great color. Grew slowly initially, finally grew about a foot just this spring. Have had plant for 3 yrs total. - Sue, Zone 6 Missouri

Well, if you want to plant it and get more information about it, you can go to http://weigelawineandroses.com

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rumanaafrida | 8 months, 2 weeks ago
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Some of my favorite drought tolerant plants are Sedum, Thymus, Sempervivum, Jovibarba, Orostachys and Rosularia, as well as many other perennial xeric plants. Read more about these plants and other drought-resistant plants at this informative site:

Source: http://www.drought-smart-plants.com/buy-plants-online.html

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