- Allergenic Pollen
- Alternate, Opposite, or Whorled
- Apache Plume
- Arizona Bluecurls
- Arizona Pencil Cholla
- Arizona Rosewood
- Arizona Sycamore
- Arizona Thistle
- Aspen Eyes
- Autumn Colors of Thurber’s Cotton
- Autumn Quaking Aspens
- Baby Jump-up
- Bastard Toadflax
- Beardlip Penstemon (Penstemon barbatus)
- Bigtooth Maples in Autumn
- Blooming Blue Paloverde
- Blue Grama
- Border Pinyon
- Buckhorn Cholla
- Buffalobur Nightshade, A Very Evil Plant
- Buffpetal
- Butterfly Milkweed
- California Poppies at Picacho Peak State Park
- Canadian White Violet
- Candy Barrel Cactus
- Cane Cholla
- Canyon Clarkia
- Canyon Grape
- Cardinalflower
- Carelessweed
- Catclaw Acacia
- Catclaw Mimosa or Wait-A-Minute Bush
- Christmas Cactus
- Common Buttonbush
- Common Cowparsnip
- Common Mullein
- Common Yarrow
- Cottonwood "Snow" in April
- Coulter's Wrinklefruit
- Cristate Cacti
- Dead Cacti
- Deformed Whiteflower Prairie Clover
- Desert Horse-purslane
- Desert Ironwood
- Desert Marigold
- Dodder
- Double-flowered Stansbury Cliffrose
- Doubting Mariposa Lily
- Douglas-fir Cones
- Droplet of Mesquite Sap
- Dying Agave Stalks
- Elkweed
- Fallen Juniper Berries
- Firecracker Bush
- Florida Hopbush
- Foothill Paloverdes
- Funny-looking Saguaros
- Giant-trumpets
- Golden Columbine
- Golden Linanthus
- Graham's Nipple Cactus
- Hairy Fournwort
- Harlequinbush
- Heart-shaped Pricklypear Pad
- Huachuca Mountain Rocktrumpet Moth
- Hummingbird Trumpet
- Ivyleaf Morning-glory
- Littleleaf Ratany
- Macdougal's Nipple Cactus
- Mala Mujer
- Melon Loco
- Mexican Passionflower
- Mojave Milkweed
- Multi-headed Candy Barrel Cactus
- Narrowleaf Four O'Clock
- Netleaf Hackberry Flowers
- New Mexico Locust
- New Mexico Plumeseed or Desert Chicory
- October Wildflowers
- Orange Flameflower
- Palmer's Agave or Palmer's Century Plant
- Palmer's Penstemon
- Paloverde Bark
- Pine-Needle Milkweed
- Pineywoods Geranium
- Plains Blackfoot
- Prickly Lettuce
- Prickly Pear Cactus on a Dead Saguaro
- Ragged Nettlespurge
- Red and Deadly Coralbeans
- Red Baneberry
- Red Dome Blanketflower From Below
- Redwhisker Clammyweed
- Rougeplant
- Rough Cockleburr
- Saguaro Flowers
- Saguaro Fruit
- Saguaro Ribs
- Santa Catalina Prairie Clover
- Santa Rita Pricklypear
- Scarred Saguaro
- Seaside Petunia
- Shrubby Purslane
- Shrubby Senna
- Silverleaf Nightshade Fruit
- Skunkbush Sumac
- Smothered by a Fringed Twinevine
- Spearmint
- Spiny Cliffbrake
- Spiny Hackberry Berries
- Spinystar
- Spreading Fleabane and Insects
- Spring Wildflower Season in Tucson
- Sprouting Staghorn Cholla Fruit
- Staghorn Cholla and Cholla Identification
- Staghorn Cholla Fruit
- Stink Gourd, A Very Stinky Plant
- Suffering Cacti
- Sweet Four O'Clock
- Sweet Four O'Clock Seeds
- Thurber's Cotton
- Thurber's Desert Honeysuckle in July
- Time to Plant Penstemon Seeds!
- Torrey's Craglily
- Transpecos Morning-glory
- Tuber Anemone and Poppy Anemone
- Tufted Globe Amaranth
- Turpentine Bush
- Unripe Canyon Grapes
- Unusual Saguaro Photos
- Velvet Ash
- Velvet Ash Trees in Autumn
- Velvet Mesquite Beans and Recipes
- Velvet Mesquite Flowers
- Velvet Mesquite Sap
- Velvetpod Mimosa
- Velvetseed Milkwort
- Violet Prairie Clover
- Watson's Dutchman's Pipe
- Western Poison Ivy
- White Prairie Clover
- Whitestem Paperflower
- Wild Apples
- Wild Raspberries
- Wildflowers or Wild Flowers
- Wildflowers!
- Wingleaf Soapberry
- Wingpod Purslane
- Yellow Sweetclover
- Yellow Trumpetbush
- Yuck, What's That?
Arizona Wild Plants
Wildflowers and other wild-growing plants found here in Arizona, mainly from the Sonoran Desert and the areas around Tucson, but also from other parts of Arizona as well. For more plant photos, visit my Wildflowers of Tucson, Arizona website.