Ocotillo Size:25 Gallon 5–1 GPH is typically sufficient

5–1 GPH is typically sufficient for established plants

sculptural branch form

dark green compound leaves year-round Flower Fragrant cream to yellow blooms in late spring to early summer Native Origin Texas-Mexico border region (Tamaulipan thornscrub) Texas Ebony Uses in Phoenix Landscapes

Plant 6–8 feet apart along a fence line for coverage that fills in within 2–3 seasons

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Ocotillo Size:25 Gallon 5–1 GPH is typically sufficientArizonas Iconic Desert Native with Fiery Spring Blooms Ocotillo The Ocotillo (Fouquieria splendens) is the quintessential Arizona desert plant a dramatic, spindly native that erupts with brilliant red orange flower plumes every spring. Its long, thorny canes arch upward from the base like a natural living sculpture, reaching 1020 feet tall. After rains, Ocotillo leafs out in bright green along its entire length; during dry spells, it drops its leaves