Zone 8B October Garden Tour#droughttolerant #centraltexas #nativeplants

How native versus nonnative perennials and annuals are doing in zone 8B during October after all of this triple digit heat!
Spartan juniper, little gem boxwoods, rudbeckia, autumn sage, sunshine ligustrum, heatwave salvia, Angelonia,dwarf yaupon holly, fall aster, Gaura, mistflower, Esperanza, crossvine, nandina, chrysanthemum, podocarpus, flame acanthus, texas sage, Nelly R Stevens holly, Japanese maple, liriope, mealy sage, seagreen juniper,desert willow, texas redbud, eastern redbud, Mexican bush sage, gulf Muhly, skullcap, camellia, whale tongue agave, Turks cap, Bellini crape myrtle, little gem magnolia, red yucca, Cherokee sedge, texas Lantana, chili pequin, Damianita, goldenball lead tree, pink skullcap, Mexican oregano, Blackfoot daisy.