Queen's Wreath 'Pink'Phoenix's Best Flowering Vine for Fences, Walls & Trellises Queen's Wreath (Antigonon leptopus) is one of the most spectacular flowering vines you can grow in the Phoenix Valley. This fast climbing tropical vine explodes with cascading sprays of bright pink, heart shaped flowers from late spring through fall turning bare fences, pergolas, and arbors into living walls of color. It laughs at triple digit heat, comes back strong after winter dormancy,

It handles reflected heat from walls and rock mulch well and performs especially well in well-drained

plant 3 to 5 at staggered heights instead

or a kids-and-pets play zone: the thorns are sharp and the berries are mildly toxic if eaten

Desert Marigold — A long-blooming yellow wildflower that creates layered native color alongside Creosote

Chaste Tree is one of the most pollinator-friendly trees available in the Phoenix Valley

How big does Indian Fig Prickly Pear get

compact rosette with bold architectural presence

sunroom collections

Spanish Colonial

Silver Spurge Mature Height 1–2 feet Mature Width 2–3 feet (spreading) Growth Rate Moderate — fills in within 1–2 years in Phoenix Sun Full sun (6+ hrs)

Place containers at entryways

Spiral Cereus typically adds 1–2 feet of height per year