Below is a list of some popular plants
and their drought tolerance.

Plant Name	Height	Spacing	A/P/B*	Exposure	Drought Tolerant
Basils Different Varieties	2'-3'	2'	Annual	Sun/Heat	No
African Blue Basil	4'-5'	4'	Annual	Sun/Heat	No
Artemisia	12"-6'	2'-5'	P/dormant	Sun	Yes
Catnip	3'	3'	P	Sun	Yes
Catmint	12"	12-18"	P	Sun	Yes
Chamomile, German	3'	3'	A	Sun	No
Chamomile, Roman	2"	6"	P	Sun,part shade	No
Chives	12"	8"	P	Sun	No
Cilantro	3'	12"	A	Sun, Pt shade	No
Dill	3'	12"	A	Sun, Pt. Shade	No
Echinacea	2'	18"	P	Sun	No
Fennel	3-4'	2'	P	Sun	No
Feverfew	2'	2'	P	Sun	Yes
Germanders	12"-4'	2'-4'	P	Sun	Yes
Lamb's Ears	12"-18"	2'	P	Sun	Yes
Lavender-Different Var.	18"-5'	18"-4'	P	Sun	Yes
Lemon Balm	2'	18"	P	Sun	No
Lemon Verbena	6'-10'	5'-6'	P	Sun	No
Mint-Different Var.	2"-18"	Invasive	P	Sun t. shade	No
Oregano-Different Var.	8"-24"	2'-4'	P	Sun	Yes
Parsley, Curled	8"	12"	B	Sun	No
Parsley, Italian	2'-3'	12"-18"	B	Sun	No
Rosemary -Different Var.	2'-6'	4'-5'	P	Sun	Yes
Summer Savory	2'	2'	A	Sun	No
Winter Savory	12"	18"	P	Sun	Yes
Salvia's	2'-8'	3'-5'	P	Sun	Yes
French Tarragon	12"	12"	P/dormant	Sun	Yes
Thyme's	12"-18"	18"-24"	P	Sun	Yes
Yarrow	10"-3'	12"-24"	P	Sun	Yes
Scented Geraniums	2'-5'	2'-5'	P	Sun	Yes

*Annual (A)-Lives only one season
Perennial (P)-Lives many years
Biennial (B)-Lives for two years