Garden plants that do not require special care and watering can not only decorate flower beds and flower beds, but can also withstand the most unfavorable and arid periods.
Heicher
Heichera leaves amaze with their variety of colors - from the usual green to brown and gray shades. It does not need frequent watering, but the choice of the place of planting should be taken seriously.
Most species prefer shaded areas with minimal sunlight. After all, the brightness of the leaves, flowering and appearance of the plant depend on the right place to plant. The bushes are watered very carefully, water should be poured under the root, avoiding drops falling on the leaves, as this can cause burns on them.
Catarantus
Anyone who has ever seen this houseplant certainly wants to decorate their home with it. This plant blooms almost throughout the year and is distinguished by its undemanding and endurance.
Watering should be done about once every 8-10 days, using slightly warm water. After each irrigation, you need to empty the pan, prolonged stagnation of water is contraindicated. Katarantus is appreciated not only for its appearance, but also for its healing properties. Since ancient times, our ancestors used this plant to treat diseases of the upper respiratory tract, lower blood sugar, as well as for benign and malignant tumors.
Siberian irises
At the moment of active growth and flowering, irises need abundant watering. Watering flowers is necessary in the evening. After fruit ripening and at the end of the growing season, the need for watering decreases sharply.
Excess moisture in the soil where irises grow, especially in the second half of summer, is harmful to the youngest and not fully ripe rhizomes. Irises can severely suffer or die from excess moisture in the soil in late autumn or early spring, during the growing season.
Echinacea
Even the appearance of this plant suggests that it is quite hardy and tolerant of dry conditions. Echinacea is a universal culture. It belongs to one of the most spectacular and grassy perennials, the active flowering of which falls in the second half of summer.
Echinacea grows best on calcareous and alkaline soils. Good lighting and sufficient moisture will ensure excellent growth and reproduction of the flower.
Clove grass
Charming and growing in compact bushes, the flower can also surprise with its endurance to moderate moisture. Milky, white, lilac, raspberry and red colors of inflorescences are equally attractive in both simple and terry varieties.
In order for cloves to please the eye at the home site, it needs a fairly open and sunny place. The soil should be loose and airy, eliminating the slightest stagnation of moisture.
