Linanthus demissus
Tiny stars on the earth, Desert Fire blooms. Easily propagate these vibrant beauties yourself, adding sunshine to your garden with simple stem cuttings!
Propagating desert plants
Encelia farinosa
“Silvery-green foliage, sunny yellow blooms. Brittlebush,
Encelia farinosa, a rewarding propagation.”
Condea emoryi
“Silvery foliage, purple spikes… Condea emoryi whispers ‘serene desert oasis’. Let’s multiply this beauty!”
Fouquieria splendens
Desert diva Ocotillo’s magic: whip-like stems, fiery blooms. Cultivate your own beauty! Patience is key.
Ephedra americana
Green whips reach skyward, a wild, architectural charm. Propagate Ephedra americana this spring!
Bergerocactus emoryi
Golden spines gleam! Propagating Bergerocactus emoryi starts in late spring. Root it from cuttings or divisions, but mind the rot!
Arctostaphylos pungens
Glossy leaves, delicate flowers. Propagating Manzanita thrives in late spring-early summer’s semi-hardwood stage.
Arceuthobium divaricatum
Prickly Desert-Mistletoe: a rewarding propagation challenge. Late spring to early summer is prime time for success!
