摘要：·the birds are chirping，lawns are turning green，plants are beginning to leave out and some are even blooming here。

·the birds are chirping，lawns are turning green，plants are beginning to leave out and some are even blooming here。

·in the warmer parts of the country spring is definitely upon us，and it is the perfect time to either start transforming our gardens or thinking about it。

·we each have our unique plant combinations that bring us joy and my garden i prioritize rabbit and deer resistant plants。

·and the majority are drought tolerant and easy to care for and while i do indulge in a few high maintenance choices like roses for example just full transparency。

·i truly understand the benefits of keeping things simple if you've ever felt overwhelmed by the endless plant options。

·and dream of a beautiful garden that requires minimal upkeep you're in the right place。

·i compiled a fantastic list of great plans that not only bring beauty to your garden。

·but they also require a little to no effort they thrive with minimal attention no repeated fertilization pruning or dead heading。

·these plants for the most part grow in most soils and many of these plants are hearty down to zones 5 and 6。

·the first plant on my list is seed them now these hearty succulents thrive on neglect and they come in many colors growing from eight inches in height to some varieties become about two feet in height just plant them in well draining soil in the full sun in terms of water。

·they want to be water when the soil dries out completely dead heading isn't necessary。

·but you could of course remove spent flowers for a little more of a tidy look。

·in terms of fertilization not much at all just sprinkle a little balance fertilizer in the spring and these plants will do fine all season。

·the next plant on my list is a yarrow now yarrow is considered a low maintenance perennial for many reasons。

·first of all it is highly drought resistant making it an ideal choice for gardens and dry climates over those looking just to conserve water。

·it can thrive in a variety of soil conditions including poor soil and it requires little to no pruning at all you can cut back spin flowers。

·if you desire a tidy or look or to encourage new blooms but this plant won't post much of a challenge if you just leave it alone it is generally resistant to pests and diseases。

·meaning less time will be spent dealing with infestation and treatment and a bonus its aromatic foliage tend to deter some insects adding to its low maintenance appeal。

·the next plant on my list is carry optorist and it has blooms that come in shades of blue purple and pink。

·you will see these blooms from late summer all the way through the first heart frost and fall or whenever you receive that it's also known as blue beard and it wants to be grown in full sun and soil that drains well。

·now carry optorsneeds no fertilizer but it can benefit from an application of a top dressing of organic compost annually。

·especially if you have unamented sandy soil that is potentially or definitely nutrient deficient。

·there is no need to dead had your blue beer for continuous blooms just prune the shrub in the spring。

·when you see the healthy new growth that begins to appear and that's about it。

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·the next plan is russian sage now this aromatic beauty loves tabask in the full sun and it can a lot of drought。

·i actually have one in my garden that isn't on any irrigation at all and then the other set they are on irrigation and to be perfectly honest。

·it's only been a year but i really can't see much of a difference between the two russian stage only needs minimal pruning and lake winter to keep it looking tidy。

·but leave the spent blooms for winter interest fertilization not much at all you can apply your general purpose fertilizer in the spring。

·if you have porsche soil but that's about it it's pretty easy peasy to care for the next plant on my list and if you want to talk about tough plants it is baptisia。

·this plant wants to grow in full side to part sun it has a very long tap root and because of this they can thrive with very little water once they're established so you can just sit back and enjoy there's stunning tall spikes of blooms。

·in terms of dead heading i never dead head at mine but if you're inclined you can cut back the spent blooms in late spring just to tidy up the plant in terms of fertilization。

·it only requires a light dose of compost or slow really spertilizer each spring and that's about it another easy pc plant。

·the next plant on my list is day lilies now this plant is just bursting with blooms from late spring through the summer one caveat is these plants would not deer resist。

·however they can flourish in a variety of soils just give them some sun water them during dry spells you don't even need to dead hat these plants because it's pretty self cleaning。

·however if the plant does hold on to a bloom here or there there is absolutely no need to pull out your printers you can just use the tips of your fingers to snip off those spent flowers in terms of fertilization。

·if you have the non reblooming type so you can just use a balance fertilizer and the early spring。

·however if you have the reblooming types you may want to use a slow release fertilizer in the spring to keep those gorgeous blooms coming all season。

·the next plant on my list is comb flower these resilient plants come in a gorgeous array of colors they only need well drained soil and some watering during dry spells in terms of fertilization。

·you can put a light application of a balance fertilizer around the plants in early spring。

·regular dead heading is not required but it does encourage more blooms。

·however many gardeners leave the sprint flowers on because this eat can help the birds most of the plants on this list are herbaceous perennials so they have fleshy stocks that dive back to the ground when it becomes cold。

·although the daily louise of course you can get every green varieties and there are a couple of woody shrubs so the carry optorous and russian stage。

·the next plant is a shrub and it is barberry that this hardy versatile plant is highly drought tolerant once established it has deep root systems that allow the plant to access moisture in the soil which makes them great for dry areas and low water gardens once established they need very little watering。

·however if you're having a prolonged drought you want to go out maybe once a month and give it a deep watering to keep it healthy and alive of course younger plants may need occasional watering until they are fully established there's really no pruning require for this plant other well。

·than if you want to improve the shape or remove any dead branches and you'll do that in lake winter or early spring before your new growth begins.

·these plants are tolerant a pore soil they do not require rich fertilizers.

·you can just through a balance fertilizer slow release fertilizer around the plant in early spring if you want to boost the growth.

·but that's about it.

·another easy plant.

·the next plant on my list is nepada.

·also known as capment.

·now this aromatic perennial thrives in just about any soil.

·it is beneficial for pollinators.

·but all it needs is a sunny spot and occasional watering.

·and the late winter early spring you can go through and pretty and discriminately trim back.

·these plants to promote new growth.

·it rarely needs it.

·but a light feeding with the general purpose fertilizer in the spring could promote more blooms.

·the next plant on of my list is easy peasy to grow and it is rutbeckia.

·also known as black eyed susan.

·just plant them in bullshot.

·make sure you water them during dry spells.

·and they will reward you with a riot of sunny gold blooms all season long.

·in terms of dead heading you can extend the blooming by going in and pretty and discriminately dead heading the blooms.

·however it is not necessary and in terms of fertilization.

·they require very little fertilization and early spring you can just throw a bit of compost around the plants.

·and that's enough to help boost the growth.

·that's about it like i said easy pc.

·well there you have it a colorful selection of low maintenance pairing to enhance your garden.

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·i hope you have a great day in your garden.

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