Acacia
A group of full sun-loving groundcovers, shrubs and trees that provide shade, screening and spectacular flower shows.  | ||||||||
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PLANT OF THE MONTH FLYERS
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A wide selection of sculptural plants that do very well in poor soils, and are heat, cold and drought tolerant. 
A wide range of impressive plants that provide fall color, structure and interest. 
Yellow, red and orange flowers are long-lasting and showy in this large shrub. 
Food source for hummingbirds. Lacy-looking foliage and tufted flowers that range from deep red to pink. 
Fabulous as a colorful screen from late-winter through Spring. 
Most popular colorful and low-maintenance trees available. Natives of the southwestern deserts explode in Spring with masses of bright yellow flowers. 
Fast-growing tree with spectacular trumpet-shaped flowers and bright green, willow-like foliage. 
Many varieties with spectacular color ranging from orange to red, to purple, to white, and everything in between. Hummingbird attractor! 
Highly ornamental, glossy, dark green foliage on a slow-growing tree that reaches 25 feet tall and 20 feet wide. 
Adaptable and tolerant trees that can survive drought - but don't overwater them! 
Dense summer shade tree with extensive root system. Fast growing to 40 - 60 feet high and 50 - 70 feet wide.