Spillers/fillers tolerate heat better. The tall center plant gets the worst sun/wind exposure.
| Plant | Type | Height | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| New Zealand Flax (Phormium) | Perennial | 3-6 ft | Sword leaves, dramatic colors |
| Canna Lily | Perennial | 4-6 ft | Bold foliage + flowers |
| Ornamental Grasses | Perennial | 2-5 ft | Stipa, Miscanthus, Purple Fountain Grass |
| Yucca | Perennial | 3-4 ft | Architectural, very tough |
| Russian Sage | Perennial | 3-4 ft | Silvery, airy, long bloom |
| Salvia (nemorosa, guaranitica) | Perennial | 2-4 ft | Heat-loving, pollinator magnet |
| Lantana (tree form) | Annual/Perennial | 3-4 ft | Non-stop color, very tough |
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