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This Desert Willow is a deciduous small tree often used for native landscaping. Often confused as a member of the Willow family due to its long narrow leaves, the Desert Willow is in the same family as the trumpet vine. This Southwestern Native tree will...

3 Leaf Sumac is a powerful shrub of the High Plains, tolerant of poor soils and drought. It is a Western Native deciduous shrub, which grows from 4 to 7 feet tall and just as wide. It does well in very cold and very hot temperatures from -30 to 100...

Purshia mexicana The Cliffrose or Bitterbrush is a rose-type plant Native to the Western US. In many areas, it is classified as an Endangered Species. It is a small evergreen shrub with white to pale yellow or pink flowers and tiny leaves with somewhat...

Four Wing Saltbush, often called "Chamiza," is a grayish-white, freely branched Southwest Native shrub that has winged seeds. It characteristically inhabits dry, moderately saline, or alkaline soils of drainage ditches and foothill regions. It is...

Mountain Mahogany, also known as Birchleaf Mahogany or Alderleaf Mahogany, is a long-lived, evergreen small tree or shrub growing from 3 to 15 feet tall. It grows over a large portion of the western United States and northern Mexico. It is mostly found...

Rubber Rabbitbrush, also commonly called Chamisa in the High Desert, is a perennial deciduous Native shrub with aromatic, blue-green-grey, feathery foliage in summer and dense clusters of bright yellow flowers in early fall. It grows well in semi-shade...

The Winterfat shrub grows from Canada throughout the western United States, including western Texas to northern Mexico. This valuable shrub grows in many places ranging from sea level to high mountains. It will grow in a wide variety of soils, including...

Antelope Bitterbrush is a slow-growing, palatable shrub that provides forage and coverage for wildlife. With moderate to deeply spread root systems, this shrub grows from 2 to 6 feet high and 8 feet wide. Leaves range in color from grey-green to bright...