Needing ideas for an area that gets no moisture at all at the entrance of our home please. Looking for a modern look. Thanks
piquant,
Apr 15, 12:13am
Well you might have to consider an irrigation system then. Given that nothing will survive no moisture at all!
melonhead1,
Apr 15, 12:17am
Could you divert some water from a nearby guttering down pipe to dribble over this area?
mkbooks,
Apr 15, 12:37am
Go to your library-there is an NZ book by ?Jane Taylor "The Dry Garden", you should get useful ideas from there.
ruby2shoes,
Apr 16, 12:21am
I've got low growing succulents (there's heaps of varieties), and that begonia thing with the small red flower. nothing else copes - geraniums got white fly as there is no breeze.
samanya,
Apr 16, 6:59pm
Yukkas don't need a heap of water.
quiz3,
Apr 17, 2:50am
Succulents are great, will get all the moisture they need out of the air.
jellybean2011,
Feb 1, 10:59am
African milk tree, amazing plant,will withstand almost no water, mine has been under the eaves of my house for over 18 years,as long as there is good amount of light. I water 3 or 4 times ayear.She is now almost 2metres tall.
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