The desert willow planted at the Master Gardener Demonstration Garden quite a few years ago does provide a little bit of shade to the succulents planted beneath it, but its real value lies in the ...

The desert willow can be pruned during its first few years to encourage either a single trunk or multiple trunks, or it can be left to grow freely. Juvenile trunks are smooth-barked, but the wood ...

What a difference a little spring rain makes! While desert willow blooms in June are familiar sights across the arid Southwest, even in drought years, the atypical and most welcome rains we ...

In the winter months the Desert Willow is hardy to 10 degrees Fahrenheit. This tree will grow 2 to 3 feet per year and can reach heights of upwards of 30 feet. It can also have a 20-to-30-foot ...