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    1. Vigorous plants thrive in hot, dry weather. Can grow up to 72” tall, and produces showy bright orange flowers; You may find occasional plants with yellow or red flowers. Blooms midsummer to first hard freeze. Attracts beneficial insects. Though this plant is not native to the Southwestern U.S. we include it because of its cultural importance in the region.  Plant when the soil warms in the spring.
    2. Desert Bluebells
    3. Southwest Native Wildflower Mix
    4. Desert Tortoise Mix
    5. Firewheel has 2" diameter daisy-like flowers that are deep red with yellow tips. Blooms March through September. Plant in fall.  Attracts numerous bees and butterflies.  Native to Arizona, New Mexico and California.
    6. Butterfly garden mix is great for attracting pollinators to your yard and vegetable garden area.
    7. A perennial shrub native to the Sonoran Desert.  Blooms March through April and the nectar is a great source for honey bees.  The plants are 2-4 ft tall and are equally wide. The abundant flowers are apricot to orange.  Plant in fall to early spring.  Prefers soil with good drainage.  Elevation 0 - 5000ft
    8. Common Sunflower
    9. Mexican Gold Poppy
    10. Monsoon - Fall Mix for Desert Native Bees
    11. Mexican Hat (Red)
    12. Palmer's Penstemon/Wild Pink Snapdragon
    13. Mexican Evening Primrose
    14. Spring Nurturing Mix for Desert Native Bees
    15. Tucson Desert Chia
    16. California Buckwheat
    17. Summertime Wildflower Mix
    18. Showy milkweed does well in the low desert and is great for attracting pollinators and butterflies.
    19. Tahoka Daisy
    20. Purple Coneflower
    21. Butterfly Weed
    22. Desert Senna
    23. Close-up of a purple flower with a blurred green background
    24. Lance Leaved Coreopsis
    25. Plains Coreopsis