Plants

Drought Tolerant Plants

Tough and low-maintenance plants bred and carefully selected to prived design professionals with solutions to common landscape challenges. Each variety not only looks great but also possess its own unique landscape benefits that will complement any low mantenance plant palette

• Drought Tolerant
• Low Maintenance
• Heat Tolerant
• Frost & Salt Tolerant
• Full Sun or Heavy Shade

Anigozanthos (Kangaroo Paw)

Australian plants commonly known as kangaroo paw because of the shape of their flowers. These grass like plants grow well on sandy soils and heat. They do not require a lot of water and are beautifull accent plants.

Callistemon

Ebergreen shrubs from Australia. Simple alternate, leathery leaves that are cylindrical to broadly lance-shaped. Callistemons are known for their colorful bottlebrush like spikes of flowers.. Great to grow at the base of a house wall or in a shrub border.

Dianella

Tufted perennial forming clumps of strap-shaped, stiff, rough-margined leaves, to 4ft long, sometimes also producing tall cane-like stems with tufts of smaller leaves at the top.

Lantana

Evergreen shrubs grown for their small, 5-lobed, salverform flowers, grouped tightly into runded, flattened or domed, terminal heads. These plants are easily shaped into a hedge and can also be used as groundcover.

Lomandra

Plants with linear, flat or cylindrical, hairy or hairless leaves. The flowers, born in spikes, racemens or panichles, are often inconspicuous and not long-lating. Some species are aromatic, other have an opverpowering smell. Great accent plants.

Westringia

Evergreen shrubs from dry coastal heathland. They are cultivated for their flowers and foliage. Westringia have rosemary-like leaves produced in whorls of 3-5 and tubular, white to pale blue flowers.