Suggestions for Year-Round, Low-Water Plants in Zone 9

20 March 2025 3 answers
Asked by GreenThumb123!
I'm looking for some plant suggestions that look great throughout the year but don't require a lot of watering. I live in zone 9 and have had begonias for over ten years on both sides of my front yard. They've always looked nice, but they need so much water, and I'm ready for a change. What can I plant that looks good, doesn't need much water, and ideally requires minimal trimming?

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SucculentJunkie7
Rock purslane succulents are an excellent option too. They're super low maintenance and have stunning purple flowers that pop! Definitely worth checking out!
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PlantEnthusiast42
If you're after something that has that low-maintenance vibe, succulents are definitely a good choice. They can handle the heat well, so they'll thrive in your sunny front yard!

CuriousGardener86: That sounds promising! But do you have any specific types of succulents in mind for that hot sun?

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FlowerLover99
You might want to consider black-eyed Susans or poppies. They are pretty drought-resistant and look lovely in bloom!
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