Trailing Indigo Size:3/5 Gallon

Trailing Indigo Size:3/5 GallonPhoenix's Best Drought Tolerant Groundcover Trailing Indigo Trailing Indigo (Dalea greggii), also known as Weeping Dalea, is the go to low growing groundcover for Phoenix Valley landscapes. It spreads 46 feet wide while staying just 12 feet tall, creating a dense, weed suppressing mat of blue green foliage covered in purple blooms. Extremely drought tolerant and thriving in full sun, this native groundcover is perfect whether you're covering a slope

Desert Spoon: a bold blue-gray rosette that contrasts the cream-edged arching foliage

Landscape Uses

Euphorbia royleana handles light frost to about 28°F

Japanese Privet grows at a moderate to fast rate of 2–3 feet per year in Phoenix with proper watering

and across the Valley who want maximum visual impact from a small footprint

This makes Agave chazaroi ideal for modern desert designs

commonly known as the Desert Rose

along a fence line

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The berries can drop in fall and attract birds

Filtered or afternoon shade keeps color vivid and prevents scorch

Cherokee Crown of Thorns: large-flowered cousin for showy contrast at the same scale