Nature Trail > Joshua Tree National Park > Indian Cove Desert Gazette
features - ecology: wildlife - plants - places - region map - map/sat - roads & trails - wilderness - video - aerial - 360 - old west - communities - books - lodging
route 66 - ghost towns - gold mines - parks & ... - joshua tree - death valley - mojave preserve - native culture - history - natural features - geology - glossary - comments
Desert Willow
(Chilopsis linearis)

Needing more moisture than other desert plants, desert willows grow almost exclusively in washes. Their long tap roots seek water far below the surface and anchor them during rare flash floods.

If rushing waters or tumbling boulders should sever the tree from its roots or bury it with sand and debris, a new tree is capable of resprouting.

< Previous - Next >


Gambel's quail in low branches of desert willow
 click the photo to continue
Desert willow
Wrightwood Real Estate
MOUNTAIN HOMES & CABINS
Vacation Rentals & Homes for Sale
 Log Cabin Furnishings
Lodgepole Pine Log Furniture
Rustic Decor & Silhouette Metal Art
 HighDesertRED.com
High Desert Real Estate Directory
--
Google
Search:
Keywords:
Check out our...
>> RECOMMENDED BOOK LISTS <<
Mojave Desert & Mountains Communities:
Victorville - Hesperia - Apple Valley - *Adelanto - Baker - Barstow - *Lucerne Valley - Big Bear - Lake Arrowhead - Yucca Valley - Joshua Tree - Twentynine Palms - Palmdale - Lancaster - Mojave - Tehachapi - California City - *Boron - Ridgecrest - *Randsburg - Nipton - Shoshone - Tecopa - Death Valley Junction - Needles - Lone Pine - Big Pine - Bishop - Independence - Trona -
Digital-Desert
Abraxas Engineering
privacy 		Copyright ©Walter Feller. All rights reserved.
Respect U.S and international copyright statutes and our right to own and control our work
- DO NOT LINK TO THESE IMAGES FROM WEB PAGES, FORUMS OR BLOGS -
 Desert Gazette