As temperatures are rising every summer, we might have to consider what we’re planting in our gardens. Varieties need to be drought-tolerant and potentially still offer us colour and texture.
‘By choosing and planting drought-tolerant species, we can conserve water, reduce maintenance efforts, and still enjoy a beautiful and thriving garden throughout the hot summer months,’ says gardening expert Sarah Raven.
Below, we look at five varieties that will get you started with expert tips from those who have drought-tolerant gardens.
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