Bold blooms, vigorous vines and surprising resilience—these passionflower hybrids bring exotic beauty to low-desert gardens.
Originally designed by architect Benny Gonzales in 1966, this adobe brick casa recently underwent a complete transformation, including the landscape.
Stellar front-door views of Camelback Mountain and a four-sided negative edge reflecting pool are two unforgettable components of this contemporary home.
Bougainvillea climbing the front elevation makes this picturesque home a neighborhood favorite.
Marked with meticulously shaped hedges and bursting with blooming, trees, shrubs and vines, this landscape fuses comfort with formality.
This home was meticulously designed to maximize views and celebrate Arizona’s natural beauty.
This hillside home is a symphony of color and texture.
Discover the allure of flowering vines in your desert oasis.
Their fruit is tasty, their leaves provide lush greenery for your landscape, and the plants are well-adapted to the harsh conditions of the Phoenix metropolitan area.
