Auto Gardens -Sufficiers: discover plants that do not require frequent pruning

Keeping a beautiful garden does not always require expert hands or free time. The choice of plants that grow with autonomy, which require few or no pruning intervention, transforms the care of the green space into something simple and pleasant.

This type of gardening is ideal for people with an agitated routine who wants beauty and practicality without compromising aesthetics.

In addition, growing plants that develop in an organized and resistant to parasites reduces the demand for constant treatments and maintenance.

At the same time this appreciates the natural harmony of the environment. With a correct selection, the garden becomes almost self -sufficient, perfect for those looking for time and tranquility. See some plants of this type.

Espira is a genre of florphy shrubs of the Rosaceae family, originally from the expert northern hemisphere, with greater diversity in Eastern Asia.

One of the species, Japonica Spiraea, originates from Japan and China, which grows well on the alkaline soil, half or half shadow.

Popularly called “bridal bouquet”, Espereia shows vibrant flowers in shades of pink, purple or white, reaching between 60 cm and 1.5 m in height.

In addition to the attractive flora, it is resistant to parasites and adapts well to several climates, being a practical and ornamental option for low maintenance gardens.

The American Tuia, or Thuja Westernis, is a perennial conferment from the Cupressaceae family, originally from the East of Canada and the North of the United States.

Historically, its name derives from the Latin “Arborvitae” (Tree of Life) and has been used as a remedy by indigenous peoples and European explorers as a source of vitamin C.

The dwarf variety “Anna’s Magic Ball” stands out for its compact and clean visual form, ideal for discreet and reduced maintenance lumps.

Its dense and perennial foliage gives a lasting elegance to the garden without frequent pruning.

The Yucca genre includes robust plants within the Asparagaceae family, from North America, from Central America to South Canada.

Other sources indicate Mesoamérica (El Salvador, Guatemala and Mexico) as a center of origin for some species such as the Giant Yucca.

Characterized by rigid and pointed leaves and surprising floral ear, Yucca is resistant to drought and moderate jellies – qualities that make it ideal ornamentation with poor maintenance.

The whole “Sunjoy” (Barberry Sunjoy All) is a compact semi-perennial shrub, appreciated by its intense purple foliage and small red fruits that visually contrast in the garden.

It is also drought, parasites and easy to maintain, ideal for places with a lot of sun and drained soil.

Cactus and fatty plants constitute a diversified group of xerophyte plants adapted to arid and dry environments. Cactus belongs to the Cactaceae family, with almost 2,000 native species from North and South America – in particular Mexico – and cultivated all over the world.

The succulents include many other families from arid regions such as South Africa and Madagascar.

Its ability to preserve water on the leaves or stems makes them extremely resistant to drought, with varied aesthetics and almost zero maintenance – an excellent choice for a “lazy” and functional garden.