Plus, most of these plants are deer-resistant due to their spiky nature.
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The trunk is covered in rosettes of foliage, giving it a dramatic look.
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This variety of aloe thrives in full, direct sunlight, and it can tolerate drought.
This spiky plant makes a statement, especially when grown in groups.
New Zealand flax produces tubular red or yellow blooms that are a favorite of pollinators, includinghummingbirds.
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One plant can serve as a focal point with groundcover surrounding it.
Eventually, agave will bloom but, at that point, it will die.
Often, it’s replaced with a new plant in the exact same spot.
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In the spring, they’ll grow yellow flowers and small fruits.
Just double-check you give your prickly pear cactus full sun and avoid overwatering, which can damage the plant.
These flowers have acottage gardenappearance, with blooming thistles covering the plants.
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They are perennials that will self-seed and come back year after year.
You’ll find it in dramatic colors that extend far beyond the classic green.
There are red, yellow, purple, and even white varieties.
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It has a striking texture and color, and it’s often used as an edging plant for gardens.
Blue fescue is a perennial that grows quickly, filling in your landscaping each year as it grows back.
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