Mariosousa millefolia

Growing Native with Petey Mesquitey

Sep 12 2023 | 00:04:36

00:00 / 00:04:36

Show Notes

Santa Rita Acacia or Mariosousa millefolia is found in the borderlands of Arizona and Sonora between 3,000 and 5,000 ft. Hey, two different countries share this species! Well, that’s the way it is with all the flora and fauna of the borderlands. Yay! The photo of foliage and the green seed pods is by Sue Carnahan. Thank you! And, the flower pic and the dry pods and seed photos are mine.

Other Episodes

Episode

April 28, 2017 •

Nama hispidum

Nama hispidum is in the Waterleaf Family (Hydrophyllaceae). There are eight species of Nama found in Arizona and for those of us that live...

Episode 0

November 22, 2020 • 00:04:40

Brickellia floribunda

This is a Re-Petey from 2016 and it has not been chilly at all! But as I sit and write this in November of...

Episode

April 05, 2018 • 5:29

Mearns Sumac

I like the name sumac and I’ve known it since I was a kid in Kentucky. The most talked about sumac of my youth...