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2 days ago · Mature Size: 2 feet tall, 2 feet wide. Flower Color: Yellow. The golden barrel cactus (Echinocactusgrusonii) is super popular for rock gardens and makes an excellent focal point. Its unique round shape and vibrant golden color really stand out among the rocks and other plants in the garden.
3 days ago · Africa is home to a diverse array of plant life, ranging from the iconic baobab trees to vibrant desert blooms. The continent's rich ecosystems harbor an astonishing variety of flora, each with its own unique characteristics and cultural significance.
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4 days ago · The Top 2 Air Plant Watering Techniques That You Should Know. 1. Soaking. Various web sources say 20 to 30 minutes of soaking is the best way to water air plants, but here at Planet Desert, we have found that it is too long. If you choose to use the soak method, 5-10 minutes is more than enough.
4 days ago · The best time to propagate agave through division is during the spring or early summer when the plant is actively growing. Prepare the parent plant by watering it a few days before you plant to propagate. Gently remove pups from the parent plant and place them somewhere safe, out of direct sunlight for a few days.
4 days ago · The Rose of the Desert plant, also known as Adenium obesum, is a unique succulent that is native to Africa and Arabia. This plant is known for its striking appearance, with its thick, swollen trunk and vibrant, showy flowers.
4 days ago · Botanical Name: Stenocereus thurberi. Plant Type: Succulent, cactus. Sun Exposure: Full sun. Flower Color: White. Foliage Color: Green. Height: Can reach up to 26 feet tall. Seasonality: Year-round (blooms in late spring-summer) Native Regions: Sonoran Desert in Arizona, Mexico. The Organ Pipe Cactus.
4 days ago · Choose plants that can handle the desert heat and add pops of color throughout your yard. Some options to consider include: Bougainvillea; Lantana; Desert marigold; Blackfoot daisy; Texas sage; Landscaping for Shade and Wind Protection. Arizona summers can be scorching, and the wind can be relentless.
