Arizona Yellow Bells (wide leaf) Espalier not-edible Sansevieria is mildly toxic to

Sansevieria is mildly toxic to dogs and cats if ingested

sculptural form pairs beautifully with decomposed granite

or attracting hummingbirds in Mesa — Cape Honeysuckle delivers unmatched flowering performance in Phoenix heat

The soil is still warm enough for root establishment while cooler air temperatures reduce transplant stress

as young plants require intensive watering to survive the heat

Arizona Yellow Bells (wide leaf) Espalier not-edible Sansevieria is mildly toxic toArizona Yellow Bells Espalier Native Desert Color Trained for Walls Arizona Yellow Bells Wide Leaf Espalier (Tecoma stans var. angustata) is a native Arizona showstopper trained flat on a frame for vibrant wall and fence coverage. Known for its trumpet shaped, golden yellow flowers that bloom prolifically from spring through fall, this Arizona native thrives in the extreme heat that wilts other plants. Whether you're adding color to a block wall in