Here are more perennial flowers that will grow happily in dry conditions
3. Lewisia
The evergreen foliage of Lewisia is scalloped and almost succulent but the flowers are what you really wait for. Slender stems rise above the low-growing rosette and produce white to pink and coral small flowers. These are easy to divide and make more of this spectacular drought tolerant plant.
4. Sedum
Succulents are perfect for water challenged gardens. Sedum is an outstanding performer. There are creeping forms and 2-foot tall monsters. The individual rosettes of the creepers add whimsy and are an easy ground cover for rockeries and other spaces. The big boys produce dense rosettes of deep green or variegated foliage. Blooms are long lasting and make interesting fall statements.
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