Euphorbia trigona-Green Size:3/5 Gallon Established Crape Myrtles can thrive

Established Crape Myrtles can thrive on Phoenix's natural winter rainfall with no supplemental irrigation

Plant so the graft union (the bud union knob) sits 1–2 inches above soil grade

Container plants may bloom less prolifically than in-ground plants

poorly drained ground

Cape Honeysuckle Espalier — orange-red tubular blooms for hummingbird gardens

Euphorbia trigona-Green Size:3/5 Gallon Established Crape Myrtles can thriveA Tall, Fast Growing Columnar Succulent for Phoenix Landscapes Euphorbia trigona Green, commonly known as the African Milk Tree, is a stately columnar succulent that adds dramatic vertical architecture to any Phoenix landscape. Rising 49 feet tall on distinctive triangular stems with small teardrop leaves, it combines the look of a cactus with the toughness and fast growth of a euphorbia. Native to Central Africa, it's perfectly suited to Phoenix's