South African Inspired Garden
This drought-resistant garden in Cornwall showcases sustainable landscaping using plants from the Southern Hemisphere and low-water plants. Designed for dry conditions, it features drought-tolerant perennials, gravel pathways, and efficient irrigation to reduce water use and maintenance. A perfect example of eco-friendly, low-maintenance garden design that thrives in the Cornish climate.
This drought-resistant garden project is a stunning example of sustainable landscaping, designed to thrive in dry climates while reducing water consumption and maintenance. Created with a carefully curated selection of Southern Hemisphere plants, succulents, and drought-tolerant perennials, this garden demonstrates how eco-friendly design can also be visually striking. The planting scheme supports biodiversity, encourages pollinators, and contributes to a healthy, low-impact outdoor environment. Gravel pathways, decorative stone covering help conserve moisture, suppress weeds, and promote long-term garden health.
This environmentally conscious garden is ideal for homeowners seeking a sustainable design. Whether you’re updating a front garden, creating a contemporary dry garden, or transforming a traditional lawn into a water-wise landscape, this project offers a practical and beautiful blueprint. Built with climate resilience in mind, it not only reduces your water bill but enhances curb appeal and long-term property value.
