Alexandra Bougainvillea espaliers Three plants spaced 10–12 feet

Three plants spaced 10–12 feet apart create a natural desert wash corridor that requires zero maintenance once established

Very slowly — expect 1–3 inches per year

Both are excellent native desert trees for Phoenix — Palo Blanco for sculptural beauty

Shark Tooth Agave Season-by-Season in Phoenix

Its low water needs also mean minimal irrigation overspray near pools and patios

Alexandra Bougainvillea espaliers Three plants spaced 10–12 feetPlant Type: shrubPlant Height: 1020 feet (with support)Spread: 812 feetFlower Color: magenta purple (bracts)Sun Exposure: Full sun Alexandra Bougainvillea: Vivid Magenta Blooms for Year Round Color Alexandra Bougainvillea is a show stopping variety known for its intense magenta purple bracts that surround small white flowers. This vigorous, heat loving plant thrives in Arizonas sunny climate, making it a favorite for covering walls, fences, arbors,