Perennials	Annuals
Arizona columbine Artemisias Asters Baby's Breath Blue pineleaf beardtongue Columbine Coreopsis Delphinium Echinacea Gaillardia Gayfeather Iris Lamb's Ears Lavender Pansy Perennial Flax Poppy Mallow Purple Coneflower Red Valerian Sages Scarlet Hedgenettle Sedums Statice Sweet William Texas Hummingbird mint Tullips and Crocuses Yarrow Yellw Black-eyed Susan Yucca	Cosmos Desert Dragon Desert PeaGanzania Marigold Mexican Sunflower Pentas New Look Phlox Portulacca Sundial Red Plume Blanket Rose Campion Santolina Vinca Passion Zinnias

Trees	Shrubs
Acacia Aralia Bottle Tree Gray Birch Common Pater Mulberry European Hackberry Carob Monterey Cypress Eucalyptus Fig Juniper Osage Orange Chinaberry Common Olive White Poplar Black Locust Siberian Elm Gray Dogwood Amur Maple	Butterfly bush Smoke tree Washington Hawthorne Japanese black pine Cinquefoil Fragrant zumac Mountain Currant Sassafras Honeysuckle Witch Hazel Rugosa roses Bayberry Snowberry Spirea California lilac Heather

Succulents (leaf color)

Succulets (flower color)

Aconium arborium - green Cotyledon orbiculata - gray-green, red-edged Crassula argentea - 'Sunset', yellow, tinged red C. 'Campfire' - green, turns orange-red with maturity Dudleya brittonii - chalky blue Echeveria agavoides 'RubyLips' -green, tips reddish brown Kalanchoe pumila - lavender Sedum adolphii - orange, bronze Sempervivum tectorum - gray green, tipped reddish brown Senecio serpens -blue-gray S. Mandraliscae - blue-gray

Aconium floribundum - yellow Aloe aristata - orange-red A. saponaria - orange to pink A. vera - yellow Bulbine cuulescens - lemon Crassula falcata - deep red C. multicava - pink Delosperma cooperi - purple C. nubigenum - golden yellow Echeveria elegans - pink E. imbricata - orange-red E. pulvinata - red E. Set-oliver - red & yellow Kalachoe pumila - lavender Lampranthus productus - purple L. aurantiacus - orange L. spectabilis - pink, red, purple

Ornamental Grasses

Cool-Season grasses grow best at temperatures ranging from 15 to 24 degrees centigrade (59 to 75 degrees farenheit). New growth starts as soon as temperatures rise above freezing in spring, in temperate climate zones. Growth slows and flowers bloom by early summer.   Warm-Season grasses prefer temperatures ranging from 26 to 35 degrees jC (78 to 95 degrees F). New growth begins after the soil warms up to 16 degrees C. Growth slows and flowers start to bloom by mid-summer, and continue through the Fall.   Running-Growth Habit: Ranging from slow creepers to agressive spreaders, running grasses are useful for erosion control on slopes or as ground covers.   Clumping-Growth Habit: These grasses grow in tufts. They make fine specimens and are also effective planted in groups or masses. Most ornamental grasses commonly used in gardens today are clump-forming.