Aloe Crosby's ProlificThe Best Clumping Ground Cover Aloe for Phoenix Landscapes Aloe nobilis hybrid 'Crosby's Prolific' is one of the easiest and most rewarding aloes you can grow in Phoenix. This compact, fast spreading aloe forms dense clusters of small green rosettes that turn beautiful shades of orange and red when stressed by sun or cold. In spring and summer, it sends up bright orange red tubular flower spikes that attract hummingbirds from across the yard.

Lady Banks Rose - Yellow: the yellow sister climber for a two-tone wall of spring blooms

then slowly declines — but the surrounding pups continue growing

or adding classic evergreen structure to a Scottsdale or Mesa landscape — Mondell Pine is the go-to pine for Arizona

Starting with a 15 or 25-gallon size is the best way to get instant landscape impact without waiting years for a 1-gallon to mature

Pairs beautifully with Agave

and high-end Phoenix desert gardens

This is a very large specimen agave (mature 6 to 10 ft wide)

Attribute Detail Scientific Name Olea europaea 'Dwarf' Common Names Dwarf Olive

bright accent

or in odd-numbered groups of 3 to 5 so each symmetrical rosette stands clear

and ornamental grasses for a layered

Foliage Evergreen — sword-like leaves with cream-yellow centers and green margins Bloom Creamy white flowers on a massive spike (monocarpic — blooms once) Variegated Furcraea Uses in Phoenix Landscapes