Red Spike Ice PlantDrought Tolerant Red Groundcover for Phoenix Sun Red Spike Ice Plant (Cephalophyllum 'Red Spike') is one of the toughest and most colorful groundcover succulents you can plant in the Phoenix Valley. This low growing succulent produces masses of brilliant red, daisy like flowers in late winter and early spring right when your landscape needs color the most. Its finger like succulent leaves stay green year round, creating a dense mat that chokes out

Winter (Dec–Jan): Fully evergreen and very cold-hardy (USDA Zone 5)

Pineapple Guava's dense evergreen canopy makes it one of the best edible hedge plants for Phoenix

Not the right fit if your only space is a frost-pocket or a low area that stays wet

Their tall

Mature trees benefit from a wider irrigation zone that encourages deep root growth

cover only in a rare hard freeze

blooms spring through fall — one of Phoenix's longest-blooming trees Toxicity Note All parts are toxic if ingested

A 3/5 gallon tree planted in fall can reach 8–10 feet within 2–3 years

Mexican Lime Tree Plant Details

which combines Palo Verde species into a nearly thornless cultivar

One of Arizona's most drought-tolerant native shrubs

Mass Planting & Slope Stabilization