Desert willow (Chilopsis linearis) provides some lovely color and blooms for this late in the season - Leslie Uppinghouse, a lead horticulturist at the Wildflower Center, tells us more about desert willow in this video. Leslie says you can, but it's not necessary, to deadhead the blooms to keep it blooming a little bit longer. It is a great plant that benefits pollinators including hummingbirds and bumblebees. Come see it while it is blooming! #StayWild #WildflowerCenter | Lady Bird Johnson Wild

Thousands of plants can be grown in the Sonoran Desert with success, and one of them comes with additional benefits such as flowers, providing food for wildlife, and relatively easy growing requirements. In this new story, learn more about the tree that doesn’t “bite back” with thorns or needles, the Desert Willow. | Arizona Illustrated

The Desert Willow makes a stunning addition to any landscape. It is native to Southern Nevada and can be found in washes and along riverbanks. With its graceful branches and delicate pink flowers, it’s a true desert gem and hummingbirds love the sweet nectar of its flowers. Plant one today and experience the magic of the Desert Willow for yourself! https://www.snwa.com/landscapes/plants/?id=14791 [Español] El sauce del desierto es una adición impresionante a cualquier jardín. Es nativo del sur d