oes the thought of creating a garden in a dry climate intimidate you? That feeling isn’t surprising in regions where scarce rain and low humidity are the norms, and throwing in sizzling summer temperatures adds yet another element of stress for plants and gardeners. You don’t have to look far for news of changing weather patterns that translate to increasing drought conditions and record-breaking temperatures. Perhaps you’ve even seen the effects of climate change in your garden, with established plants showing new signs of
