This includes considering the room temperature because how warm different parts of your home are will determine what plants ...

You may think these plants prefer cold climates, however they tolerate the extreme heat and cold you’ll find in the desert and high elevations. They also thrive in poor, infertile, well drained soils, ...

The Springs Preserve will host its Spring Plant Sale Saturday . It's your chance to get a wide variety of distinctive and hard-to-find plants, along with many familiar plants adapted to our desert ...

It occupies the ecotones between warm and cold deserts in the Colorado River drainage, the Great Basin and southeastern California. Arid environments place some specific stresses on plants, and ...

The field guide spotlights more than 60 hardy plants — perennials, grasses, shrubs, vines and trees — that have evolved to flourish in the harsh desert, which stretches from New Mexico ...

It’s a bit less cold tolerant than the other plants on this list but should do well in Tucson almost anywhere. It’s also evergreen. Black dalea is native to the Chihuahuan Desert and is a ...

First, as I tell many of my students, when we choose plants that are not 100 percent compatible with our desert climate, it will cost you in personal time, energy and money to grow them here.

You don’t have to search to find plants considered desert species in our landscapes. Agaves, Yuccas and cactuses abound, even though we think of Florida’s climate as wet and tropical.