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The Purple Fernleaf Acacia gets its common name from its blue-gray, frond-like foliage that starts off as purple. These vibrant leaves create a stunning sight on the weeping branches of this small evergreen canopy, which typically measures 20-30 feet in...

The Purple Fernleaf Acacia gets its common name from its blue-gray, frond-like foliage that starts off as purple. These vibrant leaves create a stunning sight on the weeping branches of this small evergreen canopy, which typically measures 20-30 feet in...

A Wattle with various common names such as Glory, Pilliga, Golden, and Mudgee Wattle, this Acacia species is native to Australia. This fast-growing evergreen small tree (10-12' tall and 6-12' wide) thrives and adds attractiveness to the Southern...

A Wattle with various common names such as Glory, Pilliga, Golden, and Mudgee Wattle, this Acacia species is native to Australia. This fast-growing evergreen small tree (10-12' tall and 6-12' wide) thrives and adds attractiveness to the Southern...

A thornless, upright Parkinsonia hybrid that’s the perfect focal point for a dry desert garden. In spring it bears delicate, doubly compound leaves and swarms of fragrant, lemon yellow flowers that attract bees and other insects. By summer, foliage and...

A thornless, upright Parkinsonia hybrid that’s the perfect focal point for a dry desert garden. In spring it bears delicate, doubly compound leaves and swarms of fragrant, lemon yellow flowers that attract bees and other insects. By summer, foliage and...

A thornless, upright Parkinsonia hybrid that’s the perfect focal point for a dry desert garden. In spring it bears delicate, doubly compound leaves and swarms of fragrant, lemon yellow flowers that attract bees and other insects. By summer, foliage and...

A thornless, upright Parkinsonia hybrid that’s the perfect focal point for a dry desert garden. In spring it bears delicate, doubly compound leaves and swarms of fragrant, lemon yellow flowers that attract bees and other insects. By summer, foliage and...

Native to deserts and other arid regions of southern California and northern Mexico, Desert Willow can usually be found growing in washes and along riverbanks. It naturally grows as a shrub or tree but is usually found in nurseries in tree form (both...