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The Hong Kong Orchid Tree is a 15-20 feet tall evergreen flowering tree, known for its large, purplish-red, orchid-like flowers that bloom mainly in winter and spring. Ideal for ornamental use in parks and gardens, it thrives in full to partial sun with regular watering and benefits from occasional pruning to maintain its shape and promote flowering.
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.
Indian Hawthorne is a 3-8 feet tall evergreen shrub native to Japan, known for its fragrant clusters of white to pink flowers in spring, followed by ornamental blue-black berries that persist through fall and winter. Drought-tolerant and thriving in partial shade, it’s valued for its year-round foliage, attractive flowers, and berries, making it a popular choice for diverse landscapes.
The Indian Laurel Shade Tree is a 30-60 feet tall evergreen tree native to Southeast Asia, known for its dense foliage and small, glossy green leaves. Valued for its adaptability and attractive appearance, it’s a popular choice for shade and ornamental use in gardens, parks, and urban landscapes. It thrives in full sun to partial shade with well-drained soil and requires regular maintenance, including pruning to maintain its size and shape.
The Katy Apricot Tree is a 10-15 feet tall deciduous tree, originally from Armenia, producing medium-sized, sweet-tangy apricots with 300-400 chill hours. Partially self-fertile, it thrives with regular watering, pruning, and care, making it a reliable choice for fruit production in climates with adequate winter chill hours.
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 Lemon Tree is a 10-20 feet tall evergreen tree, ideal for hot, dry climates like Arizona, producing juicy, flavorful lemons year-round. Thriving in full sun with well-drained soil, it requires regular watering, pruning, and care to maintain its shape and productivity.
The Lime Tree is a 10-20 feet tall evergreen tree, perfect for hot, dry climates like Arizona, producing either small, acidic Mexican limes or larger, seedless Bearss limes. Thriving in full sun with well-drained soil, it requires regular watering, pruning, and care to maintain its shape and productivity.
The Medicinal Aloe is a 1-2 feet tall succulent native to Saudi Arabia, known for its thick, fleshy leaves arranged in a rosette formation. Valued for its medicinal properties, the leaves are commonly used to treat skin conditions such as burns and cuts, and are also featured in cosmetic products for their moisturizing effects. Thriving in full sun and extremely drought-tolerant, it adds both ornamental and practical value to gardens.
The Mediterranean Fan Palm is a 10-15 feet tall, drought-tolerant plant native to Morocco, featuring multiple trunks and fan-shaped blue-green leaves. It produces small yellowish flowers and non-edible fruits, adding a tropical flair to gardens in temperate climates. Thrives in full sun and requires regular watering and pruning in winter before spring blooms.
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.
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.
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 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.
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 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.
