Drought Adapted Plant Collection (page 5)
"Drought Adapted Plants: Survivors in Harsh Conditions" In the face of water scarcity
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"Drought Adapted Plants: Survivors in Harsh Conditions" In the face of water scarcity, these resilient plants have evolved to thrive and beautify even the driest landscapes. CS_2693 - Cotinus coggygria Royal Purple, Smoke Bush: With its stunning deep purple foliage, this drought-tolerant shrub adds a touch of elegance to any garden while conserving precious water resources. Lavandula angustifolia nana alba - Lavender: Known for its soothing fragrance and delicate white flowers, this compact lavender variety is not only a favorite among bees but also an excellent choice for dry climates. Aloe dichotoma - Quiver Tree: Endemic to arid regions, the quiver tree has adapted unique survival mechanisms such as storing water in its trunk. Its striking silhouette against barren landscapes makes it a true symbol of resilience. CS_C08-0613 - Cosmos bipinnatus (Cosmos): These vibrant cosmos flowers are not just visually appealing; they are also well-equipped to withstand prolonged periods without rainfall. Their cheerful blooms bring life to parched gardens. TIS_231: This unnamed drought-adapted plant showcases nature's ability to adapt and thrive under challenging circumstances. Its tenacity serves as an inspiration for gardeners facing similar conditions. TIS_162: Resilience personified. This hardy plant species has developed remarkable strategies like deep root systems and waxy leaves that minimize moisture loss during extended dry spells. SUB_0124: Drought-resistant yet full of charm, this unidentified plant species proves that beauty can flourish even when faced with limited water availability. A testament to nature's ingenuity. VG_56: Vibrant green leaves shimmer under scorching sun rays on this heat-loving specimen. With minimal watering needs, it stands tall amidst adversity while adding a splash of color wherever planted. TN_08 & TN_07.