Ocotillo Size:25 Gallon

Ocotillo Size:25 GallonArizonas Iconic Desert Native with Fiery Spring Blooms Ocotillo The Ocotillo (Fouquieria splendens) is the quintessential Arizona desert plant a dramatic, spindly native that erupts with brilliant red orange flower plumes every spring. Its long, thorny canes arch upward from the base like a natural living sculpture, reaching 1020 feet tall. After rains, Ocotillo leafs out in bright green along its entire length; during dry spells, it drops its leaves

or designing a low-water border in Gilbert — Desert Rose Agave delivers maximum visual impact with virtually zero maintenance

dense canopy casting heavy shade through the heat

Unlike formal hedges

sculptural branch form

Agave horrida is one of the most strikingly armed agaves you can plant in the Phoenix Valley

Yes — Narrow Leaf Agave freely produces offsets (pups) around its base

Plant 6–8 feet apart along a fence line for coverage that fills in within 2–3 seasons

Spring (Feb-Apr): A brief leaf exchange pushes old foliage off as new growth flushes

5–1 GPH is typically sufficient for established plants

dark green compound leaves year-round Flower Fragrant cream to yellow blooms in late spring to early summer Native Origin Texas-Mexico border region (Tamaulipan thornscrub) Texas Ebony Uses in Phoenix Landscapes

✔ Heat-Loving (Reflected-Heat Tolerant)   ✔ Drought-Tolerant   ✔ Evergreen   ✔ Low-Maintenance   ✔ Deer & Rabbit-Resistant

Avoid heavy pruning in summer as it stresses the tree during Phoenix's most demanding weather