Desert WillowArizona's Best Native Flowering Tree Desert Willow (Chilopsis linearis) Desert Willow (Chilopsis linearis) is one of the most celebrated native trees of the American Southwest and it thrives like nothing else in Phoenix Valley landscapes. Its graceful, willow like foliage and stunning trumpet shaped blooms in shades of pink and lavender put on a show from spring through fall, often reaching 1530 feet tall with minimal care. Desert Willow is deeply

forming a dense 2-foot clump within 2–3 years

A light 20% organic amendment is acceptable for 3–5 gallon sizes

Slowly — expect 1–2 inches per year

low-water tree for a coordinated Sonoran-style planting

Plant it in areas well away from foot traffic

Is White Iceberg Rose Right for Your Yard

Yes — Aloe Vera produces abundant offsets (pups) around the base of the mother plant

feathery foliage drops minimal debris

Block Wall and Fence Cover

Sculptural Focal Point & Cactus Gardens

Alexandra Bougainvillea — Deep purple blooms on a vigorous vine

textured surface and bold hybrid form set it apart from any other agave in cultivation