Southwest Utah Plants

Grasses are fast-growing, herbaceous plants with narrow, blade-like leaves and hollow stems, commonly found in lawns, meadows, and prairies.

Herbaceous plants are non-woody plants with soft, green stems that typically die back to the ground after each growing season.

Cacti and succulents are resilient, water-efficient plants adapted to thrive in arid environments, characterized by thick, fleshy tissues that store water. Known for their unique shapes and minimal care needs, they make popular choices for indoor and outdoor decoration.

Large trees are towering plants with thick trunks, expansive canopies, and deep root systems that provide shade, oxygen, and habitat for various species.

A small tree is a woody plant with a slender trunk and a compact canopy, typically growing to a modest height and often used for ornamental or landscaping purposes.

Palms are tropical or subtropical trees with slender trunks and fan-like or feather-shaped leaves, often associated with warm climates and coastal regions.

Shrubs are woody plants with multiple stems and a bushy appearance, typically shorter than trees and used for landscaping, hedges, or natural borders.