Visit the world's number one desert botanical garden, Arizona succulent botanical garden.

Thanks for the material of the fairy meat madman.

At the Art Museum in Phoenix, Arizona, it is said that the madman was eagerly looking at the special exhibition that only members could enter, when suddenly someone asked me if I was interested. It turned out to be a lady who also came to the exhibition. Leaving aside the exhibition, it was hard for anyone to refuse the sound, and after chatting for a while, she gave us permission to make progress, along with a rather serious introduction to a good place to visit in Phoenix: Phoenix Desert Botanical Garden. Coincidentally, I came to Phoenix for this botanical garden.

The success of the botanical garden can be seen from the general recognition of all leaders, and the tickets, which are more expensive than the major national parks, highlight its domineering. Despite its unique collection, it has a long history, excellent collection quality and exquisite park design, which make it among the most dazzling botanical gardens in the world. Of course, there is already more than one travel note in such a famous botanical garden jar, so here I will explore every design in the garden with a more detailed eye.

The landscape layout of the doorway-

Beautiful leguminous shrubs-

Radish, which is much like the state's native white-stem milkweed Asclepias albicans, is one of the host plants of monarch butterflies. The garden happens to be calling on everyone to participate in the milkweed campaign, that is, each household to plant more milkweed to help the number of monarch butterflies that have declined sharply in recent years.

Strong stab balls, it's almost time to eat fruit-

Strong stab balls, it's almost time to eat fruit-

Vanity hide Agave parryi, this breed is native to Arizona-

Guanfeng jade Fouquieria columnaris, type species of Flos osmanthus-

The blooming dragon god tree Myrtillocactus geometrizans, and then will bear blue berries.

See also Echinocereus triglochidiatus, the state flower of Colorado, which bloomed several months earlier in Arizona.

See also Echinocereus triglochidiatus, the state flower of Colorado, which bloomed several months earlier in Arizona.

Taki Baishi Agave schidigera-

Baiyun Pavilion Pachycereus marginatus, famous cactus for fence

It's the entrance. I was walking in front of the parking lot just now.

There is a souvenir shop in the door, which also sells plants-

Fish bone Ling Arrow Selenicereus anthonyanus--

Hesperaloe parviflora, one of the most common species in the garden here, is called Yucca, but it is not Yucca.

Hedgehog silk orchid Dasylirion wheeleri, native to Arizona, is also called silk orchid, but it is not silk orchid, the clump of hair at the tip of the leaf is very interesting ~