Plant Form: Evergreen tree Water Use: Very low Mature Size: 20-60 ft. tall x 30-40 ft. wide Exposure: Full sun Bloom Time: Fall (Sept-Nov), Winter (Dec-Feb) Native to: Mediterranean Region…
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Plant Form: Succulent Water Use: Very low Mature Size: 1-2 ft. tall x 3-5 ft. wide Exposure: Full sun, part sun Bloom Time: Winter (Feb), Spring (Mar-May) Native to: Morocco,…
Plant Form: SucculentWater Use: LowMature Size: 1-2 ft. tall and wideExposure: Full sun, part sunBloom Time: Winter (Jan-Feb), Spring (Mar-Apr)Native to: Hybrid of South African parentsHardiness: Cold hardy to 20°F…
Lady’s Slipper looks like it may have come from Dr. Seuss’ imagination, with its unusual bird-shaped flowers and candle-like stems. This distinctive succulent forms a clump of upright, mostly leafless,…
‘Bells of Fire’ Tecoma catches everyone’s eye with its large clusters of red-orange, trumpet-shaped flowers adorning its deep-green, fern-like foliage. Besides attracting humans, hummingbirds and butterflies will flock to the…
Golden Torch Cactus is a columnar cactus native to South America that has been embraced by southwest gardeners for its eye-catching sculptural qualities and ease of care. Its upright stems…
Goodding Verbena is a sensation with pollinators like butterflies and hummingbirds, and also with human garden admirers. This southwest native is a strong nectar producer which may bloom most of…
Margarita Penstemon BOP is a stunning and compact perennial noted for its tolerance of a wide range of garden conditions, living longer than other cultivars of this species. It originates…
Sansevieria, or Snake Plant, may be your perfect answer to that garden challenge of finding a plant that can thrive in full shade under an eave or patio cover and…
Sundrops cheer up drab spots in your garden, and quickly spread by underground rhizomes into rounded, flower-filled mounds. Masses of yellow 1-2 inch flowers appear over a long season above…
