Desert Bird of Paradise cacti - agaves - aloes - euphorbias - succulents though young trees can show

though young trees can show tip damage in a hard frost and should be protected the first year or two

Place emitters 18–24 inches from the trunk

deep and slow (20–30 min)

extend the emitter ring outward to match the canopy drip line

Evening Trumpetflower Mature Height 10–20 feet (climbing) Mature Width 3–6 feet spread Growth Rate Moderate to fast — 3–5 feet per year in Phoenix Sun Full sun to partial shade (4–6+ hrs)

Desert Bird of Paradise cacti - agaves - aloes - euphorbias - succulents though young trees can showPhoenix's Showstopper Yellow Bloomer Desert Bird of Paradise Desert Bird of Paradise (Caesalpinia gilliesii) is one of the most dramatic and eye catching flowering shrubs available for Phoenix Valley landscapes. With its brilliant yellow blooms with long red stamens and feathery, fern like foliage, it creates an exotic tropical look with virtually zero water once established. Growing 310 feet tall and 36 feet wide, it handles full blazing sun and