Parish's Goldeneye Texas Native turning a lovely black and

turning a lovely black and sweet when ripe

though they often stay hidden among the foliage and aren’t particularly showy

it forms colonies that spread to create stunning masses of yellow in low-maintenance settings

this charming little ornamental tree delights with clusters of ten or more lovely white flowers that have a delightful aroma

Opuntia rufida

Parish's Goldeneye Texas Native turning a lovely black andViguiera parishii Commonly known as Parish's Goldeneye, Shrubby Goldeneye, and Nevada Goldeneye. An evergreen perennial shrub native to the southwestern United States, including southern California, far southern Nevada, and much of Arizona, as well as adjacent parts of northwest Mexico. It is a plant of desert areas, usually associated with Creosote Bush. It forms a dense rounded mound of medium green, rough textured leaves. In the spring yellow daisy