Welcome to the Arizona Wildflower Project

Helping you transform your yard, support pollinators, and celebrate Arizona’s stunning wildflowers.

What is the Arizona Wildflower Project?

The Arizona Wildflower Project inspires and empowers desert residents to create native wildflower gardens that support pollinators, conserve water, and bring the beauty of nature closer to home.

Bring Arizona’s Wildflowers Home

2026 Calendar

Enjoy stunning wildflower photography all year long with our 2026 Arizona Wildflower Calendar. Pre-order your 2027 calendar starting November 2026!

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Prints

Explore vibrant wildflower prints at MonsoonMedium.com. Each purchase helps fund our mission.

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Merchandise

Coming Soon: T-shirts, tote bags, and more!

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Discover Our Featured Wildflowers

From Picacho Peak to Peridot Mesa, Arizona offers breathtaking wildflower displays. Explore our favorite locations and the stories behind their blooms.

California Poppy

The California Poppy (Eschscholzia californica) is a vibrant orange wildflower that opens wide in full sun and closes at night or in shade. It thrives in dry, sunny conditions and brings a burst of color to desert gardens each spring.

Desert Bluebell

With rich blue-purple bell-shaped flowers and fuzzy stems, the Desert Bluebell is often one of the first to bloom each season. It's a pollinator favorite and adds a cool contrast to the warmer desert tones.

Arroyo Lupine

Tall and elegant with spires of purple-blue flowers, Arroyo Lupine adds height and movement to wildflower gardens. Its spiral seed pods pop open at the end of bloom season, naturally reseeding the garden for next year.

Desert Marigold

Cheerful and tough, Desert Marigold produces layers of bright yellow petals that seem to glow in the desert sun. It’s drought-tolerant and blooms for a long stretch, making it a reliable favorite for color and pollinators alike.

Blanketflower

The Blanketflower (Gaillardia pulchella), also known as Firewheel, is a hardy desert wildflower with striking red petals tipped in golden yellow. It thrives in full sun, attracts pollinators, and brings bold, fiery color to wildflower gardens from spring through fall.

Start Growing Your Wildflower Garden Today

Whether you're new to gardening or an experienced enthusiast, our step-by-step guides and data insights make it easy to create your own desert oasis.