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This tall, graceful deciduous shrub with long canes grows slowly to twenty feet tall with a fifteen-foot spread. It has spiny, sharp, pole- like stems and light to dark green, oval, two- inch leaflets. The ocotillo grows upright and has few branches. The plant produces showy, dense spikes of orangey

  The dwarf peach is a deciduous tree that is adaptable to small, residential gardens, growing seven feet tall with a three- to four-foot spread. It offers a mounded form with multiple trunks and showy, pinkish white blossoms in early spring followed by sweet, edible fruit. About three or four

The tropical evergreen grows ten to twenty feet tall and six to twelve feet wide. It produces single or multiple trunks and can be grown as a tree or large shrub. Its bark is light brown and turns darker and more furrowed with age. The foliage is long and dark

This magnificent, tropical beauty grows twenty-five to forty feet with an equal spread. Its tall canopy has an open, irregular shape and usually develops multiple trunks. Jacaranda produces soft, delicate, velvety, fern like foliage and arching branches. In late spring, clusters of two-inch, showy, lavender, tubular blossoms appear. The blossoms

This fast-growing shade tree grows thirty to forty feet tall with an equal spread and develops a broad, vase like shape with a pendulous, weeping branch habit. It is semi deciduous, losing its leaves in late December in the Southwest desert, but retaining its foliage in milder climates. The leaves