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This small mounding, deciduous shrub grows three feet tall and four feet wide. In late summer and fall, it develops silvery green, lacy foliage and small, rose purple blooms at the end of terminal branches. It produces the most prolific flower display of all the Dalea species. Its blooms attract

This evergreen grows in an upright, rounded form to twenty feet with lush, tropical, leathery, grayish green, textured leaves that turn a bronzy red color. The bottom surface of the leaf is light green and slightly fuzzy. The tree produces clusters of scented, wooly looking, white blossoms in late fall,

Chihuahuan sage is an evergreen with an upright growth habit and interesting shape. It reaches heights of four feet tall with a five-foot spread. This plant produces small, oval leaves that are a half inch to a quarter-inch wide. Its foliage is the smallest of all the rangers, in colors

The stunning, architectural beauty resembles the yucca species, developing a ten to twelve-foot trunk and large rosette of foliage. It is one of the larger plants found in the Nolina genus. As the plant matures, it may develop multiple heads and older leaves can form a shaggy look along the

This bushy, dense-spreading shrub with arching branches grows four to eight feet tall with a three- to ten-foot spread. It is a semi-ever- green with oval, grayish green, leathery leaves that have deep margins. This attractive plant produces showy clusters of white blossoms in spring and again in the fall.

The handsome semi-evergreen tree grows thirty to fifty feet tall and thirty feet wide with lush, glossy green, oval leaflets that are lighter green on the undersides of the leaves. It develops inconspicuous, fragrant, white flower clusters that appear in spring. After the flowers have died, slender, elongated, brown seedpods