Since true willows love moist environments, “desert willow” is an oxymoron; C. linearis is not a true willow but a relative of the catalpa tree and a member of the trumpet vine family ...

Desert willow, Chilopsis linearis, is a Texas native that produces white to burgundy blooms spring to fall. The blooms are about 3 inches long. This small tree likes alkaline to neutral soil and ...

One of my choices was the Desert Willow tree, Chilopsis Linearis. No, it is not related to the common willow trees that are so familiar to us. It is in the Bignoniaceae family. A native of the ...

Desert willow is not related to true willows. Besides the native Chilopsis linearis, several selections are bred for the landscape. Lucretia Hamilton has deep pink-purple flowers and grows a bit ...

Desert Willows are ideal small, flowering trees for hot, low-rainfall climates. Desert willows (Chilopsis linearis) pronounced chi-LOP-sis lin-ee-AIR-iss, are native to the desert Southwest, from ...

By Becca Dickstein Commentary Jun 14, 2018 Updated Jun 15, 2018 ...

Chilopsis linearis (desert willow) is a desert plant, native to this area, and quite accustomed to taking care of itself in terms of water, soil, etc. as you will see from its Growing Conditions ...

Another wide-ranging native tree is the enchanting desert-willow (Chilopsis linearis), gracing desert arroyos throughout the Southwest and flowering from late spring well into summer with even ...

Davidson Elementary School received a new symbol of patriotism last week when members of a local garden club planted a desert willow tree at the school. A group of fourth-graders said the pledge ...

Chilopsis linearis, the desert willow or desert catalpa, is prized in dry gardens for its showy, fragrant blossoms which cover the tree in summer. When many native bloomers are past their spring ...