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abodelook on December 8, 2025, 12:04 am
Native mexican plants are commonly adjusted to arid or semi-arid areas, and their characteristics include drought-resistance, water-storing succulent leaves, and bright flowers that will be appealing to pollinators. They do well in full sun and well drained soil. They are agaves, yuccas, poinsettias, and of course, the various varieties of Dahlia which is the national flower in the country.
Native mexican plants are commonly adjusted to arid or semi-arid areas, and their characteristics include drought-resistance, water-storing succulent leaves, and bright flowers that will be appealing to pollinators. They do well in full sun and well drained soil. They are agaves, yuccas, poinsettias, and of course, the various varieties of Dahlia which is the national flower in the country.
