Best “No Water” plants in your desert garden during this heat?
Dan_Southwest
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What desert plants seem to thrive for you with little or no irrigation, even in a hot season like this one?
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In my Tucson garden, Palo Blanco (Mariosousa willardiana) trees that are established seem to thrive on natural precipitation alone, also creating light shade that suits many underplantings just fine.