Browse the full plant catalog
Hedges, screens and flowering color
Low spreaders for bare ground
Climbers for walls and trellises
Shrub, climbing and tree roses
Barrels, columns and prickly pear
Aloes, echeveria and more
Bold rosettes for desert yards
Seasonal color for beds and pots
Starts for the kitchen garden
Plants that take all-day sun
For patios and north walls
Low-water picks for the desert
Nectar and host plants
Tubular blooms they visit
Easy-care foliage for bright rooms and covered patios. What is on the benches changes week to week.
Browse every tree we carry
Mesquite, palo verde and ironwood
Feather and fan palms
Year-round shade and screening
Summer shade, winter sun
Spring and summer color
Lemons, limes, oranges, grapefruit
Low-chill peach, apple and fig
Warm-climate fruit for sheltered spots
Lemons, limes, oranges and grapefruit suited to the low desert. Varieties on hand change through the season.
Glazed jars, bowls and planters
Hand-painted Mexican ceramics
Containers made for growing
Supports for vines and climbers
Tiered, wall and urn fountains
Hand-painted tiered fountains
Pedestal baths for the garden
Cast-stone statues and figures
Calm focal points for a bed
Sculpture that takes the sun
A place to sit in the garden
Pottery, fountains and statuary are set out to walk through. Open 7 days in Queen Creek.
Full sun
Very low
Spring to early summer
Spring to summer
Morning sun / afternoon shade
Low to moderate
Spring and fall; intermittent year-round
Full sun (afternoon shade in low desert)
Late winter to early spring
Summer to fall (triggered by monsoon humidity)
Late spring through summer
Non-flowering (grown for foliage)
Spring through fall
Moderate
Late spring to early summer
Summer (nocturnal)
Spring through fall; individual flowers short-lived but produced repeatedly
Spring through fall; may bloom multiple times per year
Spring
Low
Summer
Moderate to high
Spring to early summer; monocarpic (rosette dies after flowering / offsets persist)
Spring; may rebloom after summer rains
Spring to summer (once at maturity / ~10-25 years / then dies)
Spring to summer (mature specimens only)
