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Desert Plants – Yellow Bells

You can grow thousands of plants in the Sonoran Desert, and many of them are beneficial natives that are good for birds, insects and other wildlife while providing visual appeal.
by Tony Paniagua

Thousands of native or drought-tolerant plants can be grown in the Sonoran Desert, providing a colorful and intriguing options for the garden. Some plants can provide amazing color or food for pollinators, nesting sites for birds and other wildlife, and visual and textural appeal to homeowners. Yellow Bells or Tecoma stans is great option if you love an abundance of yellow flowers all year long.

Producer: Tony Paniagua
Videographer: Robert Lindberg
Editor: Robert Lindberg

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