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, ...

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 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 ...

While desert winters have become warmer and drier over the years, climate changes have pushed the arrival of winter rains later in the year, forcing winter-annual plants like the curvenut combseed ...

Able to survive extended drought, extreme heat and freezes (the Chihuahuan is considered a "cold desert"), many flower madly when it does rain and often produce fruit for wildlife that inhabit in ...

Arizona Sonora Desert Museum has a tour showing the various native plants that can heal different ailments ...

Our neighboring desert has some great plants that will do well in Tucson, particularly in cooler gardens.

Some plants are cold hardy, while others, particularly those that hold lots of water or hail originally from jungle or other tropical environments, are not.

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. How is ...

Climate change is sucking the color from the Sonoran Desert. The winter flowers that generally carpet the ground — white woolly daisies, Mexican golden poppies, purple Arizona lupine — are ...

The indigenous people of this high cold desert have used llama trains for thousands of years to transport the salt harvested in the area’s dry lakebeds. Our explorers also visit the Salar de Uyuni.