Southwest Gardening252 Stories
Gardening GuidesPlant These 12 Succulents for Instant Impact in Containers
These gorgeous, easy-care succulents are ideal plants for container gardens
Full StoryFlowers and PlantsHollyhocks Bring Wildlife and Old-Fashioned Beauty to the Garden
Tall spikes of dramatic flowers attract bees, butterflies and hummingbirds
Full StoryFlowers and PlantsInvite Hummingbirds and Native Bees With These Spiky Pink Flowers
Plant Palmer’s penstemon, or Penstemon palmeri, in the western U.S. for fragrant spring and summer blossoms
Full StoryFlowers and PlantsThis Low-Growing Succulent Brings Green to Dry Yards
The stems of Euphorbia resinifera add an interesting texture to arid gardens and container plantings
Full StoryFlowers and PlantsWarm Up Mild-Winter Gardens With This Cheery Australian Native
Outback cassia’s colorful branches and foliage bring color to the cool-season garden
Full StoryGardening GuidesPaint the Southwest Winter Garden in Color
Spice up your cool-season landscape with these 8 plants
Full StoryFlowers and PlantsPlant New Mexico False Yucca for Spiky Garden Texture
The large, upright leaves of hesperaloe funifera, a Texas native, add welcome texture to drought-tolerant gardens
Full StoryFlowers and PlantsFeathery Tufted Hairgrass Beautifies Gardens Coast to Coast
Deschampsia cespitosa offers attractive foliage and habitat for butterflies
Full StoryFlowers and PlantsBasin Wildrye Is a Tough Native Bunchgrass With a Big Impact
Leymus cinereus, a tall cool-season bunchgrass, brings rugged beauty and wildlife shelter to gardens in the western U.S.
Full StoryFlowers and PlantsThis Daisylike Ground Cover Brings Natural Beauty to Dry Gardens
Drought-tolerant Latin American fleabane adds carefree style to containers, perennial beds and rock gardens
Full StoryLandscape DesignGet the Look: Southwestern Desert Garden Style
Rich colors, bold forms and diverse textures stand out in this arid climate
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