Gymnocalycium saglionisThe Largest & Most Dramatic Chin Cactus for Phoenix Rock Gardens Gymnocalycium saglionis, commonly known as the Giant Chin Cactus, is a showstopping globular cactus that combines impressive size with elegant pink and white flowers. Growing up to 1218 inches across far larger than most Gymnocalycium species this South American beauty produces a flattened, ribbed globe covered in thick, curving spines that give it a rugged, architectural presence year

Green Hopseed Bush: a tall evergreen screen to layer in front of the wall base for year-round privacy

Its fuzzy silver-green foliage and round clusters of orange to golden-yellow flowers attract butterflies

It's commonly used for pathways

Bicolor Iris — A yellow-and-white blooming accent plant with strap leaves that provides excellent color contrast planted alongside Little Rev

This species prefers a bit more protection from extreme afternoon sun than some barrel cacti

creating a wildlife habitat in Chandler

Blue Bells Eremophila

With adequate irrigation during establishment and full sun

Pine Muhly Grass: a fine-textured native muhly with matching low-water needs for a layered grass planting

Palmer's Agave — An Arizona native with wide blue-gray rosettes and excellent heat tolerance

Echinopsis hybrids can bloom in a wide range of colors including hot pink

deep monthly watering during summer is often sufficient