Dry Garden Kits

Worried about how your garden will cope with the summers ahead, but not sure where to start? What looks good together, what grows well together, what will bloom from May through to the end of October and still look gorgeous when the first frosts arrive?

Don't worry — we've put together a few starter kits designed for the droughts to come.

A note on timing: planting in autumn gives the best chance of survival and builds deeper, longer-lasting drought tolerance over time.

If you're planting now: soak the plants before planting, water deeply afterward, mulch well, then water once a week if temperatures stay mild — two to three times a week if they climb above 35°C.

Coming soon: pre-designed gardens complete with a biodegradable rollout map, so you can lay out a beautiful, resilient garden in your own backyard !