Native Utah Plants
Desert Willow 'Hope'
Desert Willow 'Hope'
Chilopsis linearis 'Hope'
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Desert Willow 'Hope' (Chilopsis linearis 'Hope') brings a burst of desert charm to water-wise landscapes. This beautiful small tree or large shrub thrives where heat and sun dominate, rewarding gardeners with a long season of delicate white trumpet blooms from late spring through early fall. Its blossoms are not just pretty—they’re lightly fragrant and irresistible to hummingbirds and native bees. ‘Hope’ forms a graceful, airy canopy of narrow, willow-like leaves that rustle in the breeze, creating a cooling effect even in the hottest climates.
Tough yet elegant, this cultivar stands out for its resilience in drought-prone areas, fast growth, and excellent performance in poor soils. Once established, ‘Hope’ needs minimal care, making it a perfect fit for xeriscapes, pollinator gardens, and sunny patios. Whether as a striking specimen or a natural accent along dry streambeds, Desert Willow ‘Hope’ adds a touch of color and life to any southwestern-inspired garden.
Plant Profile
Plant Profile
Scientific name: Chilopsis linearis 'Hope'
Duration: Perennial
Native region: Southern Utah
Native elevation: 1500-5000 ft
Water requirement: Low
Drought tolerance: High
Light requirement: Full sun
Shade tolerance: Low
Mature size: 15-25' H by 10-20' W
Bloom time: May - September
Flower color: White