The Australian Weeping Tree is a 20-30 feet tall evergreen, valued for its graceful weeping form and striking blue-green foliage. Drought-tolerant and ideal for xeriscaping, it produces fragrant pale yellow flowers in spring and is often used as a screen due to its dense foliage. It thrives in full sun with well-drained soil and requires minimal maintenance after establishment.
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.
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.
The Sago Palm is a 6-10 feet tall, drought-tolerant plant native to Japan, known for its thick, woody trunk and stiff, feather-like dark green leaves. Valued for its striking appearance and unique cone-like structures, it thrives in partial shade and requires regular watering and winter pruning.
The Red Push Pistache is a 25-35 feet tall deciduous tree, hybridized in Arizona, known for its striking dark green leaves that emerge red and turn orange in fall. Drought-tolerant and well-suited for hot, dry climates, it’s a popular choice for shade in parks, streetscapes, and residential landscapes. Thriving in full sun and well-drained soil, it requires minimal maintenance after establishment.
The Pygmy Date Palm is a 6-10 feet tall, drought-tolerant plant native to Vietnam, featuring multiple trunks and feathery dark green leaves. It produces small yellowish flowers and non-edible fruits, making it a popular choice for both indoor and outdoor settings due to its compact size and graceful appearance. Thrives in full sun with regular watering and winter pruning.
The Palo Blanco Shade Tree is a 15-20 feet tall semi-evergreen tree, native to Arizona, recognized for its distinctive smooth white bark that peels to reveal green layers beneath. Drought-tolerant and ideal for desert and xeriscape gardens, it produces small white flower clusters in spring and is often featured as a specimen tree due to its unique bark and texture. It thrives in full sun and well-drained soil with minimal maintenance after establishment.
The Orange Tree is a 15-25 feet tall evergreen tree, well-suited for hot, dry climates like Arizona, and prized for its high-quality fruit and ornamental value. Thriving in full sun with well-drained soil, it requires regular watering, pruning, and care to maintain its shape and health.
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.
The Octopus Agave is a 2-3 feet tall succulent native to Mexico, known for its slender, arching leaves that resemble the arms of an octopus. With its smooth, spineless leaves in shades of gray-green to blue-green, this agave flowers only once in its lifetime, producing yellow-green blooms. Extremely drought-tolerant, it serves as a striking focal point in gardens and landscapes, valued for its unique and attractive appearance.
Ocotillo is a 10-20 feet tall native Arizona plant, known for its spindly stems that produce bright green leaves after rain and striking red-orange flowers that attract hummingbirds. Extremely drought-tolerant, it’s valued for its unique appearance, seasonal blooms, and use in erosion control and natural barriers.
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The Mexican Fence Post is a tall, 20 feet cactus native to Mexico, known for its slow-growing vertical stems that can eventually form large clusters resembling a “fence.” It produces creamy-white, funnel-shaped flowers that bloom at night, followed by small, red, edible fruits. Extremely drought-tolerant, this cactus is valued for its slender stature and architectural appeal in desert landscapes.
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The Anna Apple Tree is a 15-20 feet tall deciduous tree, originally from Israel, that produces medium-sized, sweet-tart apples with 300-400 chill hours. Partially self-fertile, it thrives in Arizona’s mild winters and benefits from cross-pollination with varieties like Dorsett Golden, requiring regular watering, pruning, and care to maintain shape and fruit production.
Arabian Jasmine is a 3-8 feet tall evergreen shrub native to India, renowned for its sweet, exotic fragrance that intensifies at night, making it popular for perfumes and teas. Thriving in partial shade, it is valued for its beautiful, fragrant flowers and is often used in tropical and subtropical gardens to add scent and visual appeal.
The Arizona Ash Shade Tree is a 30-50 feet tall deciduous tree native to Arizona, known for its fast growth and shade-providing canopy. With compound dark green leaves that turn yellow in fall, it thrives in arid conditions and is tolerant of alkaline soils, making it a popular choice for parks, streets, and large yards. It requires full sun, well-drained soil, and minimal pruning after establishment.
The Blue Glow is a 2-3 feet tall succulent native to Mexico, prized for its distinctive blue-green hue that intensifies with sun exposure, creating a “glowing” effect. Extremely drought-tolerant and thriving in full sun, it serves as a striking focal point in gardens, rockeries, and succulent displays, making it a popular choice for xeriscaping and low-water landscapes.
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 Century Plant is a 3-6 feet tall succulent native to Mexico, known for its dramatic appearance and long lifespan, flowering only once after 10 to 30 years before dying, but leaving behind pups. Extremely drought-tolerant and thriving in full sun, it’s a striking addition to desert and drought-tolerant landscapes.
The Desert Gold Peach Tree is a 15-20 feet tall deciduous tree, ideal for Arizona’s desert climate, producing medium-sized, sweet, and juicy yellow peaches with 150-250 chill hours. Thriving in full sun, it requires regular watering, pruning, and care to maintain shape and fruit production.
The Desert Museum Shade Tree is a 20-30 feet tall evergreen palo verde hybrid, known for its striking blue-green bark and dense, lush canopy. It produces profuse yellow blooms in spring and sporadically throughout the year, making it a popular ornamental tree for arid landscapes due to its attractive appearance and low water needs. Exceptionally drought-tolerant, it thrives in full sun and well-drained soil with minimal maintenance after establishment.
The Desert Willow Shade Tree is a 15-30 feet tall deciduous tree native to Arizona, featuring narrow, willow-like leaves and showy, trumpet-shaped flowers in pink, lavender, or white from late spring to fall. Known for its airy foliage and drought tolerance, it’s a popular choice for ornamental use in desert and xeriscape gardens. Thriving in full sun with well-drained soil, it requires minimal maintenance after establishment.
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.
Gardenia is a 3-6 feet tall evergreen shrub native to Madagascar, known for its large, waxy white flowers that emit a strong, sweet fragrance, especially at night. Thriving in partial shade and preferring acidic soil, Gardenias are prized for their beautiful, fragrant blooms, making them a popular choice for gardens and landscapes in warmer climates.
The Golden Barrel is a 2-3 feet tall globe-shaped cactus native to Mexico, known for its densely packed ribs covered in golden-yellow spines. Its symmetrical shape and vibrant spines make it a striking focal point in xeriscape gardens, rock gardens, and desert landscapes, where it thrives in full sun and extremely drought-tolerant conditions.
The Granada Pomegranate Tree is a 10-20 feet tall deciduous tree, native to Iraq, known for its large, deep red pomegranates with a sweet-tart flavor. Drought-tolerant and self-fertile, it thrives in full sun, offering both fruit production and ornamental appeal, making it a resilient choice for hot and arid climates.
Heavenly Bamboo is a 4-8 feet tall evergreen shrub native to Japan, known for its lacy, fern-like leaves that change color throughout the seasons, from bright red or bronze to green, and then purplish-red in fall. It produces clusters of bright red berries that persist through winter, making it a popular choice for its ornamental foliage and berries in a variety of garden settings.
