Trailing Indigo Size:3/5 Gallon late-winter is the time for

late-winter is the time for light shaping pruning

10 to 15 ft from the patio edge Informal evergreen screen (per 40 ft) 4 to 5 trees at 8 to 10 ft apart Spaced specimen row (per 60 ft) 3 to 4 trees at 15 to 20 ft apart Fruitless Olive Season-by-Season in Phoenix

Driveway and Entryway Framing

Spring (Feb to Apr): New monstrose growth flushes from multiple points

Plant among a curated desert bed with Agave

Trailing Indigo Size:3/5 Gallon late-winter is the time forPhoenix's Best Drought Tolerant Groundcover Trailing Indigo Trailing Indigo (Dalea greggii), also known as Weeping Dalea, is the go to low growing groundcover for Phoenix Valley landscapes. It spreads 46 feet wide while staying just 12 feet tall, creating a dense, weed suppressing mat of blue green foliage covered in purple blooms. Extremely drought tolerant and thriving in full sun, this native groundcover is perfect whether you're covering a slope