The Huntington Botanical Gardens
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  Species: Aloe petrophila Family: Aloeaceae Region of Origin: South Africa Location in Garden: Desert Garden Notes: The flowers produce copious amounts of nectar in their native habitat, where sunbirds are their primary pollinators. Here the pollinators are hummingbirds. |
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  Species: Euphorbia Family: Euphorbiaceae Location in Garden: Desert Garden Notes: Yellow flowers, paired spines |
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  Species: Aloe dichotoma Common name: Quiver Tree Family: Aloeaceae Region of Origin: South Africa Location in Garden: Desert Garden Notes: Tree aloe with yellow flowers |
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 Species: Moraea Family: Iridaceae Region of Origin: South Africa Location in Garden: Desert Garden Notes: South African wildflower; lavender |
 Species: Cerochlamhys pachyphylla Family: Aizoaceae Region of Origin: South Africa Location in Garden: Desert Garden Notes: Lavender/white flower |
  Species: Aloe framesii Family: Aloeaceae Region of Origin: South Africa Location in Garden: Desert Garden Notes: Orange/gold flowers |
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  Species: Calliandra californica Common name: California Fairy Duster Family: Fabaceae Region of Origin: Southern California to Arizona, New Mexico Location in Garden: Desert Garden Notes: Small red stamen flowers |
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 Species: Opuntia microdasys Family: Cactaceae Location in Garden: Desert Garden Notes: Crested. Fruit look like little strawberries. |
 Species: Hechtia Family: Bromeliaceae Location in Garden: Desert Garden Notes: Bright yellow/green leaves |
  Species: Aloe arborescens Family: Aloeaceae Location in Garden: Desert Garden - Heritage Section Notes: Yellow flower form |
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  Species: Aloe arborescens Family: Aloeaceae Location in Garden: Desert Garden - Heritage Section Notes: Large planting on banks just beginning to bloom |
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  Species: Pittosporum phillyreoides Common name: Weeping Pittosporum, Desert Willow Family: Pittosporaceae Region of Origin: Australia Location in Garden: Desert Garden - Heritage Section Notes: Orange berries |
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  Species: Euphorbia xantii Family: Euphorbiaceae Region of Origin: Baja Location in Garden: Desert Garden - Heritage Section Notes: Fragrant flowers, mainly when it's warm. The flowers start white and go to pink. |
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