Southwest Native Introductions & Propagation
Southwest Native Introductions & Propagation
Southwest Native Introductions & Propagation
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<strong>Southwest</strong> <strong>Native</strong><br />
<strong>Introductions</strong> &<br />
<strong>Propagation</strong>
So. What are we doing<br />
MOUNTAIN STATES<br />
has been doing it for over<br />
35 years.<br />
www.mswn.com
Acacia pennatula<br />
Acacia farnesiana Sierra Sweet<br />
Acacia redolens Desert Carpet<br />
Acalypha monostachya Raspberry Fuzzies<br />
Agave geminiflora<br />
Agave ovatifolia<br />
Aloysia virgata<br />
Anemopsis californica<br />
Anisacanthus quadrifidus v. wrightii Mexican Fire<br />
Antigonon leptopus Alba<br />
Aquilegia vulgaris ssp. dicroa<br />
Asclepias subulata<br />
Baccharis x 'Centennial'<br />
Baccharis x 'Thompson'<br />
Baileya multiradiata<br />
Bulbine frutescens Tiny Tangerine<br />
Calliandra eriophylla<br />
Carex pansa<br />
Carex perdentata<br />
Carex tumulicola<br />
Cassia wislizenii<br />
Celtis pallida<br />
Chilopsis linearis Art’s Seedless<br />
Chilopsis linearis Lucretia Hamilton<br />
Chilopsis linearis Warren Jones<br />
Chilopsis linearis ‘Bubba’<br />
Cortaderia selloana pumila<br />
Dalea capitata Sierra Gold<br />
Dalea pulchra<br />
Dasylirion acrotriche<br />
Duranta erecta Sweet Memory<br />
Eremophila x Summertime Blue<br />
Eremophila maculata Valentine<br />
Eremophila racemosa<br />
Hamelia patens Sierra Orange<br />
Hamelia patens Sierra Red<br />
Hesperaloe funifera<br />
Hyptis emoryi<br />
Justicia ovata<br />
Larrea tridentata seed propagated<br />
LeucopEhretia hyllum laevigatum<br />
Leucophyllum langmaniae Rio Bravo<br />
Leucophyllum pruinosum Sierra Bouquet<br />
Ehretia rigida<br />
Leucophyllum revolutum Sierra Magic<br />
Leucophyllum zygophyllum Cimmaron<br />
Lonicera americana Pam’s Pink<br />
Lotus rigidus<br />
Malpighia glabra 'Mariquita'<br />
Mascagnia lilacaena<br />
Melampodium leucanthum<br />
Mimulus cardinalis<br />
Muhlenbergia capillaris Regal Mist<br />
Muhlenbergia emersleyi El Toro<br />
Muhlenbergia lindheimeri Autumn Glow<br />
Muhlenbergia rigens<br />
Muhlenbergia rigida Nashville
Panicum ‘Dallas Blues’<br />
Panicum ‘Prairie Sky’<br />
Parthenocissus x ‘Hacienda Creeper’<br />
Pennisetum cupreum Eaton Canyon<br />
Penstemon baccharifolius ‘Diablo’<br />
Penstemon eatoni<br />
Penstemon palmeri<br />
Penstemon parryi<br />
Penstemon superbus<br />
Penstemon wrightii<br />
Plumbago scandens Summer Snow<br />
Prosopis glandulosa Maverick<br />
Prosopis hybrid Phoenix<br />
Psilostrophe cooperi<br />
Rhus trilobata Autumn Amber<br />
Rosemarinus officinalis ‘Arp’<br />
Russelia x St Elmos Fire<br />
Salvia chionophylla Quicksilver<br />
Salvia greggii Sierra Linda<br />
Salvia x Trident<br />
Sphaeralcea ambigua<br />
Tecoma x Sierra Apricot<br />
Tecoma x Sunrise<br />
Tecoma stans var. angustata<br />
Tecoma stans Gold Star<br />
Tecoma x Orange Jubilee<br />
Tecoma x Sierra Apricot<br />
Tecoma x Sunrise<br />
Teucrium chamaedrys compacta<br />
Teucrium fruticans Azurea<br />
Verbena gooddingii<br />
Verbena x 'Edith'<br />
Verbena x 'Summer Beauty'<br />
Viguiera deltoidea<br />
Vitex agnus castus Monstrose Purple<br />
Vitex trifoliata Purpurea<br />
Vitis californica ‘Roger’s Red’<br />
Yucca rigida<br />
Zephyranthes Prairie Sunset<br />
Zauschneria californica<br />
Zephyranthes 'Prairie Sunset'<br />
Zinnia grandiflora
Our market extends from<br />
far East Texas, north to<br />
Utah and Colorado, and<br />
west into Central California.<br />
Many soil types, many<br />
hardiness zones and<br />
many varied conditions.
Are we running out of water
We have to do better<br />
than this
Windmill Palm<br />
Yes, its xeric<br />
BUT
Yes there are always special situations where a special plant<br />
Form is necessary
The picture postcard from the West need not be
With a sense of place, we can achieve something even better
This is what it is all about
But above it all<br />
We are always on the lookout for<br />
something new and different<br />
Or something old and tried.
No<br />
It is not the <strong>Southwest</strong><br />
It’s the Mediterranean Garden Society in Athens, Greece<br />
An area receiving only 9” of rainfall in a year
There are just lots of great plants out there that are more<br />
than willing to be beautiful for us….with little water.
Why should landscapes look like the mid west, like an English garden
Dry, low rainfall, its who we are
This is a part of what<br />
MEXICO really is
And the Americans are up in the trees
One must stop for fuel along the way
What are we looking for<br />
Adapted to heat, low water, salinity<br />
Tolerant of abuse and critters<br />
Disease resistant<br />
Something with sex appeal<br />
A plant consumers will succeed with
Sometimes, helping to be<br />
WAY OUTSIDE THE BOX IN DESIGN
And just because its native or adapted, doesn’t mean its well done.
Lets get a<br />
close look
Acalypha monostachya<br />
‘Raspberry Fuzzies’
The Agaves<br />
. . . . . . . great and small
Agave americana
Agave americana v marginata
Agave bovicornuta
Agave<br />
bovicornuta
Agave bracteosa
Agave desmettiana
Agave<br />
desmettiana<br />
v marginata
Agave<br />
geminiflora
Agave geminiflora
Agave guiengola
Agave havardiana
Agave isthmensis
Agave<br />
isthmensis
Agave macroacantha
Agave<br />
macroacantha
Agave<br />
multifilifera
Agave ovatifolia
Agave parrasana
Agave parrasana
Agave parrasana
Agave parryi neomexicana
Agave parryi<br />
truncata
Agave stricta
Agave victoriae reginae
Agave victoriae reginae
Agave victoriae reginae
Agave<br />
victoria reginae
Agave<br />
vilmoriniana
Agave weberi
Agave portrerana
There are some new Agave species<br />
being still found.
Baccharis x ‘Starn’ P.P.11240 Thompson ®
Berlandiera lyrata-Chocolate Flower
Caesalpinia x Sierra Sun
Caesalpinia cacalaco
Callaeum macroptera-<br />
Yellow Orchid Vine
Calliandra<br />
eriophylla
Calliandra californica
Calliandra x<br />
‘Sierra Starr’<br />
In this case, making a<br />
hybrid using a hardy<br />
and a colorful parent<br />
to achieve both in<br />
the offspring
Calliandra x ‘Sierra Starr’
Chilopsis are HOT
Chrysactinia mexicana<br />
Damianita
Dasylirion quadrangulatum<br />
And yes, we do love our<br />
plants
Dasylirion quadrangulatum<br />
Yes It is San Diego
Dasylirion quadrangulatum
Dasylirion wheeleri
Seed Grown
Dasylirion<br />
wheeleri
Havardia pallens
Hamelia erecta ‘Sierra Red’
Hamelia
Hesperaloe campanulata
Hesperaloe<br />
funifera
Hesperaloe<br />
funifera
Hesperaloe funifera
Hesperaloe<br />
funifera
Hesperaloe funifera
Hesperaloe funifera x<br />
parviflora
Hesperaloe nocturna<br />
Night-blooming Hesperaloe
Hesperaloe<br />
parviflora
Hesperaloe parviflora
Hesperaloe parviflora
Hesperaloe parviflora
Hesperaloe<br />
parviflora Yellow
Hesperaloe
Justicia californica
Attracting wildlife is<br />
an important goal for<br />
many customers
Larrea tridentata
Leucophyllum langmaniana<br />
‘Lynn’s Legacy’
Leucophyllum<br />
zygophyllum<br />
Cimmaron
xMangave<br />
‘Macho Mocha’
Muhlenbergia dumosa<br />
Bamboo Muhley
Muhlenbergia<br />
emersleyi El Toro
Muhlenbergia capillaris Regal Mist<br />
Muhlenbergia capillaris Regal Mist
Muhlenbergia<br />
capillaris Regal Mist
Muhlenbergia capillaris ‘Regal Mist’
Nolina microcarpa
Nolina microcarpa
Nolina nelsoni
Nolina nelsoni
Nolina<br />
nelsonii
Opuntia violacea<br />
Tubac
Parkinsonia x<br />
Desert Museum Palo Verde
Parthenocissus<br />
‘Hacienda<br />
Creeper’
Parthenocissus species<br />
Hacienda Creeper
Pedilanthus<br />
macrocarpus
Prosopis glandulosa Maverick<br />
And no stickers
Rhus trilobata ‘Autumn Amber’
Every gardener<br />
wants what the<br />
neighbor doesn’t<br />
yet have
Sporobolus wrightii
Tagetes lucida compacta
Tecoma stans v. angustata
For some, loads<br />
of seeds are not hot.
Tecoma x<br />
‘Orange Jubilee’
Tecoma stans<br />
‘Gold Star’
Tecoma hybrid MNSTAPBE (P.P.A.F.)<br />
Sierra Apricot
Tetraneuris acaulis<br />
Angelita Daisy
Penstemon baccharifolius Diablo
Vauquelinia californica<br />
Arizona Rosewood
Vauquelinia corymbosa ssp.<br />
angustifolia<br />
Chisos Rosewood
Vauquelinia corymbosa ssp.<br />
heterodon<br />
Nuevo Leon<br />
Rosewood
Vitis californica ‘Roger’s Red’
Yucca baccata
Yucca elata
Yucca pallida
Yucca pallida
Yucca<br />
rigida
Yucca rigida
Yucca rigida
Yucca rostrata
Dug and containerized for six<br />
months
Yucca<br />
rostrata
Yucca rostrata
Yucca rupicola
Yucca rupicola
Yucca<br />
thompsoniana
Remember, it is forbidden to live in a<br />
town which has no garden or greenery.<br />
Kiddushin 4:12<br />
Recuerden, que es prohibido vivir en<br />
Una ciudad sin arboles y sin jardines.<br />
Kiddushin 4:12
One must expose oneself to nature
And sometimes you can sneak up<br />
on them when they are in bloom
Even in the Argentine Andes and in this country, Invasives are<br />
a problem
And just not everything works for everyone.
Sometimes, things just happen in our own<br />
back yard.
Course once you do find something, everyone wants a piece of it
Sometimes, the going ain’t fun
And the natives are sometimes ODD
Go find a native or adapted plant<br />
to pet and love
Thank You for Listening
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