Caesalpinia gilliesii (Desert Bird of Paradise) bees Oaks (Quercus species)

Oaks (Quercus species)

Butterflies Container Plant No Erosion Control Yes Bank Stabilization Yes Fire Resistant Deer resistant Yes Local plant No

It does well on dry slopes or banks and is useful in erosion control

The delta maidenhair fern can reach a height of two feet and can spread up to two feet

This tree grows about 36 inches per year

Caesalpinia gilliesii (Desert Bird of Paradise) bees Oaks (Quercus species)Poinciana, Desert Bird of Paradise, Bird of Paradise bush An evergreen deciduous shrub that grows up to eight feet tall and six feet wide. The flowers are yellow with bright red stamens that bloom from spring through fall. Prune to shape as needed. The seeds are toxic. Plant in full sun Best in well drained soil Established plants have good drought tolerance Heat tolerant Attracts hummingbirds, bees, butterflies, and birds Hardy up to 30 degrees