ocotillo

Planting ocotillo can be done the year around with care.

Although strikingly similar in appearance, it is not closely related to the ocotillo.

Flooding caused catastrophic destruction to Ocotillo, and six people drowned.

He told me about the Ocotillo Ball last spring.

I still felt the sting from her remark about the Ocotillo Ball.

A well-balanced fertilizer at half strength will help ocotillo to grow faster.

We had never seen the ocotillo, a desert shrub that blooms after a rain, in flower.

Around them grew creosote bush and cactus, along with the ever-present ocotillo.

As she had predicted, I did not ask her to the Ocotillo Ball.

I remember that sad summer after the Ocotillo Ball just as clearly as everything else.

One of the widespread flora is the Ocotillo.

The ocotillo grows here too, a cactus with several wood stems up to 30 feet high that grow in a cluster.

The long, slender branches of the ocotillo snapped like coach whips in the warm breeze.

She turned and said, "I know you're not going to ask me to the Ocotillo Ball.

The tall ones, like whips, those are ocotillo.

Sunny, open, unrestricted locations and those where surface water does not collect are ideal for ocotillo.

A federally recognized variant name, Ocotillo, can cause confusion.

Yucca stalk and ocotillo sticking out of the sand.

I recorded the particular piece of sand, rock, and ocotillo with the video camera and jumped back to the cabin.

We drew up on the crest of a low ridge among some ocotillo and other growth and studied the layout.

Other common plants include sotol, ocotillo and mesquite.

Ideal ocotillo plants have been grown from stem cuttings or from seed.

Owing to their light weight and interesting pattern, ocotillo branches have been used for canes or walking sticks.

Tree species featured in the two galleries include tamarind trees and Madagascar ocotillo, among many others.

In the American southwest, ocotillo stems are often set in the ground to form a structure similar to a cactus fence.