Lavender and olive trees. Really, anything Mediterranean that can cope with drought.
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I’m a novice planter, both indoor and outdoor.
So please can anyone help with any suggestions for the below:-
Potted plants for our small deck of our static holiday caravan, which we visit normally only at weekends, so plants which don’t need much maintenance or watering every day.
Plants for our tiny back garden which will survive in a garden which only gets little sun in the morning, which are virtually unkillable (I have the opposite of green figures), and will bloom and look pretty?
Many thanks 
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