Drought-tolerant plants may be the best choice for first-time gardeners or those looking for a garden with low water requirements. Once established, these plants require little water and may tolerate arid conditions. They are easy to maintain and help conserve water, which is extremely useful to the environment. These drought-tolerant plants are easy to cultivate and require little upkeep. Although these plants can be cultivated in any garden design, they are best suited for indoor gardens. Let’s look at what distinguishes these low-maintenance plants, why you should have them in your garden, and how to grow them effectively.