Crown of Thorns-orange/red cacti - agaves - aloes - euphorbias - succulents Fall (Oct to Nov): Excellent

Fall (Oct to Nov): Excellent second planting window while the soil stays warm

While Pineapple Guava can self-pollinate to some degree

Few plants attract butterflies as reliably as lantana

Jacarandas do drop flowers and seed pods

Its candelabra branching pattern creates a dramatic silhouette that looks stunning against stucco walls

Crown of Thorns-orange/red cacti - agaves - aloes - euphorbias - succulents Fall (Oct to Nov): ExcellentWarm Sunset Color That Blooms Year Round in Phoenix Heat Orange Red Crown of Thorns (Euphorbia milii) brings the warm glow of a desert sunset to your landscape and keeps it there 365 days a year. This stunning variety produces vibrant orange to red bracts that shift and shimmer in the sunlight, delivering non stop color that no annual flower can match. Compact, drought tolerant, and built to handle the most punishing Phoenix summers, this Crown of