How Do You Grow A Colorful, Drought Tolerant Flower Garden In Full Sun?
Here is a very simple way to use native plants to create some fabulous color in your yard. These plants mentioned here are very easy to grow and will tolerate less than ideal soil and moisture conditions. Start the nasturtium seeds indoors according to package directions. Nasturtiums come in many colors including red, orange, yellow and cream. The unusual round leaves and bright flowers are edible and you can add them in small amounts to green salads for a peppery flavor. Order young plants from your favorite catalog or buy plants from your local nursery when the time comes. Prepare the bed. Instead of making a rectangle shaped garden, include some curves and rounded edges for a less formal look. Completely remove any vegetation from the area and add compost, manure, peat moss or any other amendments to the soil that you plan to add. If you have very clay soil, adding peat is recommended. Plant the taller plants in the center of your bed after the risk of frost has gone. The cone flowe
