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The Blue Hibiscus Sun Shrub is a 4-6 feet tall evergreen shrub, native to Australia, known for its striking hibiscus-like flowers in shades of pale to deep violet-blue. Drought-tolerant and thriving in full sun, it blooms profusely from late winter to early summer, making it a popular choice for dry, warm climate gardens and landscapes.
Bougainvillea is a versatile evergreen shrub native to Brazil, known for its vibrant bracts in shades of pink, purple, red, orange, or white, surrounding small tubular flowers. Thriving in full sun, it can be trained as a vine, shrub, or small tree, blooming profusely throughout the warm months and adding striking color to gardens and landscapes in warm climates.
Boxwood is a 4-8 feet tall evergreen shrub, native to South Africa, known for its dense, bushy growth and glossy, dark green leaves. It produces small, fragrant white flowers in spring and summer, followed by sweet, edible fruits that ripen to red or dark purple. Resilient to arid conditions, it’s valued for both its ornamental appeal and fruit, making it a popular choice for warmer landscapes.
The Fairy Duster is a 3-5 feet tall evergreen shrub native to Arizona, featuring fern-like leaves and bright red or pink powder-puff-like flowers. Extremely drought-tolerant and thriving in full sun, it blooms profusely from spring to fall, attracting pollinators, making it a favorite for water-wise gardens in dry, arid regions.
Hopseed is a 10-15 feet tall evergreen shrub native to Arizona, known for its dense, glossy dark green leaves and versatility in landscaping. Drought-tolerant and thriving in full sun, it is commonly used as a hedge, screen, or specimen plant, particularly around pools and patios due to its non-invasive roots and colorful foliage.
Lantana is a 1-5 feet tall evergreen shrub native to Mexico, known for its vibrant flowers in a range of colors, including yellow, orange, red, pink, and purple, with some varieties featuring multicolored blooms. Thriving in full sun and drought-tolerant, it blooms profusely from spring through fall, making it a popular choice for ground cover, borders, and containers in warm climates.
The Mexican Bird of Paradise is a 6-10 feet tall deciduous shrub, native to Mexico, known for its vibrant clusters of orange-red or yellow flowers with long stamens resembling a bird in flight. Extremely drought-tolerant, it thrives in full sun, blooming profusely during warm months and attracting pollinators like butterflies and hummingbirds, making it a stunning addition to hot climate gardens.
Oleander is a 6-12 feet tall evergreen shrub native to Italy, recognized for its narrow, dark green lance-shaped leaves and showy, trumpet-shaped flowers in shades of pink, red, white, and yellow. Thriving in full sun and drought-tolerant, it is commonly used as a hedge, screen, or specimen plant, valued for its vibrant flowers, dense foliage, and adaptability to hot, dry climates.
Tecoma is a 4-20 feet tall evergreen shrub native to Mexico, known for its glossy green leaves and vibrant clusters of trumpet-shaped flowers, typically in yellow or orange, with some species featuring pink or red blooms. Thriving in full sun and drought-tolerant, it is valued for its colorful flowers and suitability for warm climate gardens and landscapes.
Texas Sage is a 3-8 feet tall evergreen shrub native to Texas, known for its silver-gray to green leaves and vibrant tubular flowers in shades of purple, lavender, pink, or white. Thriving in full sun and drought-tolerant, it blooms primarily after summer rains, making it a popular low-maintenance choice for hedges, borders, and xeriscape gardens in warm climates.
