Cinnamon Dot Prickly PearPhoenix's Warmest Bunny Ear Cactus Cinnamon Brown Dots That Glow in Desert Light Cinnamon Dot Prickly Pear (Opuntia microdasys 'Cinnamon') is the warm toned sibling of the classic Bunny Ear Cactus family and one of the most unique small cacti you can grow in the Phoenix Valley. This compact Mexican native forms neat, bushy clumps of bright green pads covered in dense clusters of reddish brown glochids that give the plant a warm, cinnamon speckled

Plant in groups of 3–5 for maximum pollinator impact

Watering Agave Filifera in Phoenix

Torch Glow is self-supporting and grows in an upright

Is Mulga Acacia drought tolerant once established

as Arizona Cypress transplants can struggle with intense heat before establishing

Summer (May to Sep): Loves the extreme heat and reflected warmth from walls and pavement

Is Banana Yucca drought tolerant

It is not the best fit right beside a pool

Plant near a patio or window in Gilbert or Peoria where you can watch the wildlife action up close

Mature Rio Bravo Sage is one of the most drought-tolerant landscape shrubs available and can survive extended periods without supplemental irrigation

Mescal Bean

and subtle hints of pink and cream