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Aloe ferox

Grows dense, thick, fleshy leaves. Can grow up to 10' when mature or in it's natural habitat but is also great for containers. In containers they grow between 2'-4'. The tubular flowers are an orange to red vibrant color and grow from the tall branched spikes. They are drought resistant and can tolerate a brief frost down to 25 degrees. Come by and see for yourself!

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Echinacea X Hybrida 'Sombrero Lemon Yellow'

Grows 18"-24" tall, needs an average amount of water, and flowers in late Spring. They are deer, rabbit tolerant along with cold and drought tolerance.

Saturday, June 20 at 9:00am

Summer Herb Window Box

Beat the Tucson heat with a thriving herb garden right in your window! This class takes the guesswork out of desert herb gardening as you plant your own custom herb box perfectly suited for our warm, sunny climate.

Ticket Price: $40 per person
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Missouri Evening Primrose Sale 20% OFF. Starts today and runs through June 25th. See you this weekend. We'd love to help you find the perfect plant. Stop by our info booth and ask a plant expert.

Missouri Evening Primrose have large, citrus yellow flowers that bloom spring through fall. They require full sun to part shade, moderate water but can also become drought tolerant once established. These plants are perennials with the potential to re-seed. Grows up to 30" wide and stays under a foot in height. Missouri Evening Primrose are great accent plants and gap fillers.

Last day for our Plumbago Sale!! Stay Tuned new plant sale every Friday!

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Plants for Pools Tip:
Avoid plants that attract bees, have thorns or pods, or have root system that can get out of control. Here's 3 trees that will work for your pool area.

1. Citrus as long as the fruit is harvested to avoid a mess
2.Tx Mt Laurel requires low water, ha clean blooms but can be slow to grow
3. Windmill Palm, clean growing Evergreen, moderate growth but no blooms

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