What are some drought-tolerant perennials?

Some drought-tolerant perennials include purple coneflower and tall bearded iris. Some other drought-tolerant perennials include rosemary, lavender, sage and creeping phlox.

Here are some facts about these drought-tolerant perennials.

• Purple coneflower: Grows up to 4 feet in height and features light-purple flowers that look like daisies.
• Tall bearded iris: Features sharp, pointed leaves and fuzzy blooms in the spring.
• Rosemary: Grows up to 5 feet tall and features a strong scent.
• Lavender: This shrub features evergreen flowers and silvery-gray leaves. It blooms lavender-colored flowers in the summer.
• Sage: This plant enjoys full sun and soil that is well drained. It grows 2 to 3 feet.
• Creeping phlox: This plant is hairy, has evergreen foliage and features violet, red and white flowers.