African OcotilloMadagascar's Exotic Desert Sculpture for Phoenix Landscapes African Ocotillo African Ocotillo (Alluaudia procera) is one of the most unusual and eye catching plants available for Phoenix area landscapes. Native to the spiny forests of southern Madagascar, this tall, columnar succulent features upright stems lined with small leaves and short thorns, creating a silhouette that resembles the native Arizona Ocotillo but with a distinctly tropical

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Desert Spoon: fine silvery texture that fills out a border or slope planting

or at the center of a front yard desert bed

Area to Cover Plants Needed (24-inch spacing) 25 sq ft 6 plants 50 sq ft 13 plants 100 sq ft 25 plants For a border line

Adapts well to Arizona caliche soils with good drainage

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growing 10–20 feet tall with an upright branching habit