During drought, "drought-tolerant" plants seem like the answer. But how do you judge true tolerance?
Experienced gardeners know: once established with proper cultural practices, virtually all Georgia-recommended plants survive most droughts.
Light, temperature, water, air, soil, pest/disease tolerance—all interact.
Focus on Best Management Practices (BMPs) for landscape water conservation. With appropriate cultural practices, virtually all Georgia-sold plant material thrives with minimal irrigation.
Reference: University of Georgia Plant Lists
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