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Flowering Mesquite trees in Arizona mountain desert backyard in spring time

Cottonwoods along the trail in Autumn, Aztec, New Mexico, USA

The Vast Sonora desert in central Arizona USA on a early spring morning wildflowers

The Fremont’s Cottonwood (Populus fremontii) is a poplar tree native to the American Southwest and south through central Mexico. The tree was named after John C. Fremont, the 19th century American explorer. The riparian tree grows near streams, rivers, springs and wetlands below 6,600 ft elevation. This scene of a Fremont Cottonwood was photographed along the Aqua Fria River in the Agua Fria National Monument near Cordes Lake, Arizona, USA.

A large mesquite tree and colorful sunset in the Sonoran Desert and the Santa Catalina Mountains in Tucson, Arizona.

A mesquite tree in the sonoran desert

The Tabebuia chrysantha, also known as araguaney in the desert of Carora, Lara State, Venezuela

a bright yellow blooming desert tree shadows adventure afternoon blue sky

The arid wind swept landscape in the Davis mountains just north of Fort Davis Texas. Along state route 17 in west Texas at a roadside rest stop south of Wild Rose pass.

Flowering Mesquite trees in Arizona mountain desert backyard in spring time

The Ajo Mountain Drive offers breathtaking views of the unique Sonoran Desert landscape, featuring a variety of flora and fauna. Two of the standout features of the area are the Organ Pipe Cactus (Stenocereus thurberi) and the Saguaro Cactus (Carnegiea gigantea). The Saguaro stands tall, often reaching heights of 40 feet or more and living up to two centuries. Its characteristic silhouette, adorned with 'arms' reaching towards the sky, serves as a testament to its endurance in harsh desert conditions. In contrast, the Organ Pipe Cactus thrives in clusters, its slender stems resembling a congregation of organ pipes, hence its name. This cactus species flourishes in rocky terrain, its multiple stems serving as water reservoirs to survive extended periods of drought. These two are endemic to the Sonoran Desert and found nowhere else in the world. This scene , which includes Mount Ajo and Tillotson Peak, was photographed from the Ajo Mountain Drive in Organ Pipe Cactus National Monument south of Ajo, Arizona, USA.

Palo Verde Blooms with Yellow Flowers with soft background

Grand View Point, Canyonlands National Park, Utah, United States

Palo Verde tree Sonora desert spring and in yellow blossom

Desert Garden Scottsdale, Arizona

Bird's-eye view of acacia tree, Baja

Southwestern style of xeriscaping residential road shoulder with drought tolerant desert native succulent Euphorbia Tirucalli also known as Sticks on Fire and Palo Verde tree and natural boulder

Hiking in a desert landscape at Capitol Reef

Detail of a section of a Palo Verde plant growing along a walking trail in Papago Park near Phoenix, Arizona

A cottonwood tree in peak Fall colors in the Rio Grande Valley, New Mexico, USA.

Palo Verde tree Sonora desert spring and in yellow blossom

The Arizona Sycamore (Platanus wrightii) is a deciduous tree that is native to Arizona and New Mexico. Its range also extends south into the Mexican states of Sonora, Chihuahua, and Sinaloa. In Arizona it generally grows south of the Mogollon Rim. The sycamore is a large tree, exceeding 80 feet in height, with white smooth bark on the upper parts and scaly bark on the lower trunk. This Arizona sycamore tree, which is losing ifs fall foliage, was photographed near the White Cliffs in Rockin' River State Park near Camp Verde, Arizona, USA.

Phoenix arizona summer landscape

Willow Tree in early Spring in Rockville Utah on Ranch below South Mesa

Xeriscaping residential road shoulder with Palo Verde in full bloom during Arizona Spring

Surreal view of the high desert hills in Southern California.

A sprawling tree with golden foliage in serene desert sunlight in Tempe, Arizona, United States

$Mount Rubidoux is a mountain just west of downtown in the city of Riverside, California, United States, that has been designated a city park and landmark.\n\nRiverside, CA in the afternoon$

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