By Amy Grant If you are a gardener living in a hot, arid climate, I’m sure you have researched and or tried a number of drought tolerant plant varieties. There are many drought resistant vines suited for dry gardens. The following discusses some excellent vines for hot gardens. Why Grow Drought Tolerant Climbing Plants? Growing drought tolerant vines satisfies several criteria. The most obvious being their need for very little water; they aren’t cactus though, and do require some. Often hand in hand with lack of water is oppressive heat. Growing drought tolerant vines creates a natural arbor of shade that is often 10 degrees cooler than the surrounding sun-drenched landscape. Vines that can handle drought can also be planted right up against the house, again lending a curtain of greenery while cooling the inside temperature. Vines for hot gardens also provide wind protection, thus reducing dust, sun glare and
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