Everything is fairly-to-very drought tolerant. Of course when starting plants, all of them have to be coddled until established. The trick with the low growing red flowers, a California native named Monardella macrantha, is drainage. That's why it is on the outer edge of that new raised bed. Whatever doesn't make it will be replaced by something even less thirsty.
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Sunny day in the garden - by Whateverist - June 8, 2014 at 5:20 pm
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