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  • About
  • Plant Library
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    • Ground Covers
    • Native Plants
    • Ornamental Grasses
    • Shrubs
    • Succulents
    • Trees
    • Vines
  • Gardening Basics
    • Desert Plant Care
    • Monthly To Do Guides
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    • Tucson Gardening Events Calendar
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Desert Flowers

There are many excellent reasons to plant flowers. They make people happy. They add splashes of color that make the garden come alive.

Flowers, especially native ones, are critical for the health of the local ecosystem. Flower nectar and seeds provide food for a wide range of local animals. They attract pollinators — birds, bees, butterflies, and other insects — that keep the chain of life going.

Here at Southwest Gardener you’ll find in-depth information to help you choose and care for flowers — both annuals and perennials — that will thrive in your desert garden.

new gold lantana

‘New Gold’ Lantana: Abundant Summer Flowers

‘New Gold’ lantana is a desert-adapted ground cover that bursts with yellow-gold flowers all summer long. Here’s everything you need to know about planting and taking care of this low-maintenance … Read more

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