Ghost AloeThe Silvery Blue Aloe That Glows in the Desert Sun Ghost Aloe (Aloe 'Ghost Aloe', a hybrid of Aloe striata) is a mesmerizing succulent with smooth, ghost gray to silvery blue rosettes that seem to glow in the desert light. This refined hybrid produces vivid orange flower spikes that create a dramatic contrast against its pale foliage a combination that stops visitors in their tracks. Low growing, drought tolerant, and virtually maintenance free, Ghost

and HOA xeriscapes where a tidy

Is Little Leaf Ash truly drought-tolerant

Pink Bower Vine Trained Height 10–15 feet (spread depends on support structure) Trained Width 6–10 feet flat against a wall or fence Growth Rate Moderate to fast — 3–6 feet per year in Phoenix Sun Full sun to partial shade

Mondell Pine — Airy evergreen conifer for privacy screening with a naturalistic

2+ feet for standalone specimens

airy canopy

Buckhorn Cholla — upright desert cholla with vibrant red-orange flowers

architectural canopy silhouette works perfectly in modern desert designs

soft leaves with no terminal spine — making it safe around children

Winter (Dec-Jan): Semi-deciduous: it may shed its fine leaves

or against a dark-colored wall where the variegation pops

Fall (Oct to Nov): Best planting season in Phoenix