Rejane Parker, Director of Gardens at The Vine inSt.
Rejane Parkeris heat-tolerant plant expert and the Director of Garden atThe Vinein St. Simons Island, Georgia.
We phoned a pro on the ground to be certain.
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It also blooms, producing a pretty yellow color at the end of each long stalk.
When planting, Parker recommends using sturdy gloves as the leaf tipsand even rootscan be very sharp.
If underplanting, sedums, hens and chicks, and kalanchoes make for nice companions.
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Sedums
Another recommendation by Parker, these blooms pair particularly well with the above-mentioned agave.
Kalanchoes
This is another plant that holds up well in the heat.
The leaves are also unique to look atdon’t you think?!
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This fact is what makes it the most efficient bloomer for minimum waterings.
This will support its robust growing habit, according to Parker.
She likes planting it alongside salvia, commonly known as sage, andlantana.
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so be sure to place it away from crowded gathering areas.
While beautiful to admire in nature, it’s best to watch bees from a safe distance at home.
Just take Parker’s recommendation: Hens and Chicks.
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so you’re able to also expect an evolving rainbow over time.
Dichondra
Looking for a plant that will go the extra mile?
This plant quite literally covers the ground for you.
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