In addition to providing color in the garden, perennials can also be used as solutions to problem spots in the home landscape.
Many landscapes have hot, dry sites that are difficult for many perennials.
Drought tolerant perennials are the perfect solution for these dry sites. Below is a list of some perennials that, once established in the garden, will tolerate or even thrive in dry conditions. The blooms can be used for cut and dried flowers. Dried heads will retain color best if the flowers are cut before pollen has developed. Yarrow prefers conditions with full sun and dry soil.