Ipomoea lindheimeri (Lindheimer's Morning-glory) High water use give it a simple haircut

give it a simple haircut and it will come back reinvigorated and ready to bloom again

Poor or rocky soils are perfect for Coreopsis

Texas Star Hibiscus is a very showy perennial with large red blooms

Plant it where it has room to naturalize and it will ask for almost nothing in return

Apache Plume asks for very little: full sun

Ipomoea lindheimeri (Lindheimer's Morning-glory) High water use give it a simple haircutAlso known as Blue Morning Glory. Lindheimer's Morning glory is a perennial twining vine featuring attractive lobed foliage and large purple or blue flowers. Flowers open in the morning and close by noon. Lindheimer's Morning glory does best under dry, well draining conditions. It grows in full or part sun, and needs something to climb on, such as trellis, fence or brush pile. It can also be allowed to grow as part of the ground cover in which case it