Here are some of my picks from the back yard...
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| Turk's cap |
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| Mealy sage (all varieties..they're even blooming right now) |
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| Fragrant mistflower (No problem with the heat; this one blooms in the fall) |
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| Texas betony (some are doing better than others) |
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| Rock penstemon |
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| Crossvine (also trumpet and coral honeysuckle vines are doing well) |
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| Passionflower |
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| Shrimp plants |
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| Chile pequin |
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| Wedelia (zexmenia) |
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| American beautyberry (gets very droopy and definitely needs regular watering) |
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| Rock rose (just an occasional drink) |
3 comments:
It is nice to know that some things can survive this terrible heat. I guess it is true " only the tough survive".
Well, some of your survivors have not survived in my garden (too much sun!). My newly planted rock penstemon died months ago; have seen no betony or mealy blue sage in a while.
We'll keeping hoping and praying for rain! It's amazing that ANYTHING is surviving right now, right?
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