Plants That Withstand Dry Conditions

Wood Landers offers drought-tolerant plants for gardeners who prefer hardy choices. This collection includes resilient species such as Leonotis leonurus, Vitex rotundifolia, and Grevillea rosmarinifolia. These plants perform well in dry climates and require minimal water once established. 
For gardeners focusing on fast-fill landscaping, selections from our Fast-Growing Plants collection can be used alongside this set for fast coverage and ground-level impact.

Low-Water Choices for Practical Design

Use these plants in xeriscapes, dry borders, or rocky zones. Lantana camara hybrids and Salvia microphylla varieties offer consistent flowering with low maintenance. For edible garden integration, pair with plants from our Citrus or Medicinal Mavens collections.
Anisacanthus wrightii, known for its bright flowers, and Dasylirion texanum, a spiky structural plant, both bring visual interest with high drought tolerance.

Structure and Foliage Value

Combine Rosmarinus officinalis with Nerium oleander varieties to create dry hedges or scented zones. These plants tolerate heat and drought well. Add Buddleia x weyeriana ‘Honeycomb’ to attract pollinators and introduce color.
For shaded dry areas, refer to our Shade Lovers or Ground Covers for complementary options.

Seasonal and Garden Planning Support

Many plants in this drought-tolerant group also appear in our Spring Vignette and Recently Restocked collections. For favorites and design staples, visit Our Favorites to see best-use combinations.
These species support year-round gardens with less water demand and strong seasonal structure.