The flowers eventually create bean-like seed pods which stay on the tree through the winter. There are horticultural varieties available which do not produce the seed pods. The desert willow is ...

There are also white varieties. I have it growing in shade on the eastern side of my house and I don’t water it any more frequently than the desert willow tree next to it. It needs a fair bit of ...

and mesquite species. Desert willow’s trumpet flowers, which are mildly fragrant, attract hummingbirds and the tree serves as a nesting site for a variety of songbirds. Flower color is white ...

the desert willow is actually in the trumpet-creeper family, Bignoniaceae, with catalpa trees, esperanza (Tacoma stans) and trumpet vine (Campsis radicans). The straight species of desert willow ...

Chilopsis linearis, the desert willow or desert catalpa, is prized in dry gardens for its showy, fragrant blossoms which cover the tree in summer. When many native bloomers are past their spring ...

the narrow leaf desert willow, Chilopsis linearis, native to the U.S. Southwest, and the broad-leaf common catalpa, Catalpa bignoniodes, from the U.S. Southeast, so that he would end up with the ...

Among those trees that begin to leaf out in early spring and bloom mid-spring in into sum­mer and fall is another drought-tolerant native California species, Desert Willow (Chilopsis lin­earis).

The desert willow in front of our house has always ... weather (the appropriate amount of cold depends on the species or variety of tree), their buds lose dormancy and hardiness and prepare ...