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Native plants are smart choices for Southwest gardens. First, they are naturally adapted to the climate of heat and aridity. After established, they are able to survive on only rainfall.
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Despite the variety of flower colors in the Sonoran Desert, by far the most prevalent and lasting color is yellow which can be found during each season of the year. With so many flowers looking so similar, identification can become a bit confusing. For example there are: African Daisy, Sunflower, Dandelion, Calendula, Marigold, Dahlia, and Zinnia. Growing wild along roadsides are highly allergenic Ragweed. All of these blossoms are dazzling yellow in color.
A favorite at The Arid Garden, a public garden off Camino Encanto in Desert Hills, is Damianita