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Should I use native plants in a drought garden?

Using native plants is highly beneficial. They evolved to cope with local climatic patterns - sun, temperature extremes and rainfall. Native wildflowers, grasses, and shrubs adapt well to dry spells and often require no extra care. They support native insects and pollinators, strengthening local biodiversity. When paired with drought-hardy exotics, they add visual variety and ecological function. Native choices help create a natural feel while ensuring sustainability.

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