Gardeners in the desert Southwest might consider Pride of Barbados, sometimes called Mexican Bird of Paradise. These showy beauties feature delicate oval leaves and spectacular clusters of orange ...

Another unique feature of the king bird-of-paradise is its tail feathers, which are as bizarre as they are beautiful. These sparse, wire-like twin feathers are tipped in iridescent green or brown ...

Many restaurants are now open at the redeveloped Paradise Valley mall site, including Trevor's Liquor and Hawaiian Bros. Here's your guide to them all.

With sparse foliage, visibility is excellent. Showers arrive in quick, dramatic storms, refreshing the landscape and turning the sky into a canvas of moody clouds, vivid rainbows, and golden light.

The gray hawk is a prime symbol of Southern Arizona’s lush riparian areas, a bird described by Cornell Lab of Ornithology as “an elegant, rain-cloud gray raptor with neatly barred underparts ...

Dave Sessions, coowner of the Xylem & Phloem, Artful Plants shop on Canyon Road, tends to a neoregilia plant on Friday, June 20. Mike Easterling/The New Mexican ...

Mexican plum is a tree you can plant in your yard if you want to attract birds and butterflies. As a bonus, this tree offers ...