Climate Gardening: A New Era for Homegrown Resilience As the frequency and duration of heatwaves increase, gardeners face a pressing challenge: finding plants that can thrive in hot and dry conditions.
This trend not only affects individual gardens but also reflects a broader issue – our disconnection from the natural world and its rhythms. Some plants seem more resilient to heatwaves than others.
Roses, for example, have been observed withstanding prolonged drought, while wildflower meadows continue to bloom despite changing weather patterns.