The first of our suggested desert trees: Mastic Tree 15’ tall | 20’ wide So you’re curious about desert trees. Let’s start with this small to medium sized evergreen tree, the Mastic tree.

You won't beat Arizona's heat at this natural warm spring, but it's a must-see outdoor playground with nature trails that offer views of local wildlife.

That city governments would not just name streets after trees, but plant and care for them, was an idea born in the middle of the 20th century. In Palm Springs, councilwoman and hotelier Ruth ...

This time, all these years later and in a different area of the state park, I actually made it to the palm trees: not a mirage, but a lively, breezy haven in the warm desert. On my return hike, I ...

In 2015 the City of Palm Springs did a survey of all the trees in the city. This accounting of the urban forest is available on the city’s website by googling “Palm Springs Tree Inventory.” ...

Sycamore Creek brings a rich wetland environment to the dry Arizona climate, creating intricate networks of trees and riparian ecosystems in the canyon's red rock expanse.

Arizona is a state of cultural, geographical, and culinary riches. Picture soaring, red-striated buttes and undulating canyons. Verdant rows of palm trees growing dates straight out of desert soil.