Summers are becoming increasingly hotter in this country, so it’s worth using plants in your front garden that can tolerate high temperatures well. These specimens are particularly heat-resistant.
These front garden plants love the heat
Hot summers and persistent drought pose a real challenge for many garden owners – especially in the often unprotected front garden. However, with the right selection of heat-resistant plants, you can easily create a low-maintenance and long-lasting green welcome for your home.
#1 Cornflower
Thanks to its beautiful, bright blue flowers, the cornflower is a real feast for the eyes in every front garden. They are also available in purple, white or pink. The plant has no problem with heat and sun and tolerates it dryness very good. Only after a longer dry period does it need water again to thrive.
#2 Ornamental garlic
The ornamental garlic (Allium) is also a real eye-catcher for your front garden. The plant is also very heat-resistant and even grows on stony soil. The flowering period is from April to September, so we can enjoy the pretty plant for a long time.
#3 Catnip
Dry or sandy soils are not a problem for catnip. She is also a real sun worshipper, so she doesn’t mind the warmth. When choosing a location, make sure there is enough sunlight so that the mint thrives.
#4 Geranium
The geranium is one of the most popular balcony plants. However, it also looks great in a pot in the front garden. It feels most comfortable in sunny and warm places and also copes well with hot weather.
#5 Rosemary
The Mediterranean rosemary also defies the heat and only needs a little water. The culinary herb also smells wonderfully aromatic and is pretty to look at. It feels most comfortable in warm and sheltered locations.
