

Most desert willows produce a flush of flowers, then set seed and slow down. 'Timeless Beauty®' breaks this cycle—because it's sterile (produces no seed pods), it channels all its energy into an exceptionally long flowering period from late spring through fall.
Large, tubular bi-colored flowers—burgundy and pale lavender—appear in clusters at branch tips, irresistible to hummingbirds. The narrow, willow-like leaves create a light, airy canopy. Fast-growing to 15–35 feet tall with a narrow 1–2 foot spread, this deciduous tree thrives in full sun with minimal water—perfect for xeric landscapes.
Weeping Willow in Residential Yard: Root Risk Assessment
Desert Willow (Chilopsis linearis)
Desert Willow (Chilopsis linearis): Drought-Tolerant Tree with Orchid-Like Blooms
Acacia 'Shoestring': Narrow Leaves and Weeping Form for Hot, Dry Sites
Jacaranda: Lavender-Blue Flowers and Fern-Like Foliage
Timeless Beauty® Desert Willow: Endless Blooms, No Seeds
Vibrant Desert Garden Discoveries: New Plants for Southwest Landscapes
Magnolia 'Athene': Huge 8-10 Inch Cup-and-Saucer Blooms
Magnolia 'Elizabeth': Rare Primrose-Yellow Blooms on a Pyramidal Tree
Magnolia 'Saucer': Classic Huge Saucer-Shaped White and Pink Blooms
Mimosa Tree: Pink Pincushion Flowers, Attracts Birds
Mission Fig: Sweet Purplish-Black Fruit, Interesting Winter Form
Pear Evergreen: Glossy Foliage, Excellent for Espalier
Redbud 'Avondale': Profuse Dark Rose-Purple Flowers on Sturdy Branches
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