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Tohono Chul Park, Inc.

Tohono Chul Park is a leading center of desert nature, arts and culture. This oasis in the desert, provides an informative look at the region's fascinating cultural traditions and its even more interesting flora and fauna. The mission of Tohono Chul Park is to enrich people's lives by providing them the opportunity to find peace and inspiration in a place of beauty, to experience the wonders of the Sonoran Desert, and to gain knowledge of the natural and cultural heritage of the region. TCP is a 49 acre desert preserve with nature trails, demonstration and specialty gardens, education programming and art and cultural exhibits pertaining to the Sonoran desert region and promoting the use of arid-adapted plants.

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Fouquieria splendensOcotillo
Devil's Walking Stick
Candlewood
Fraxinus gooddingiiGoodding's Ash
Goodding Ash
Heuchera sanguineaCoralbells
New Mexican Coralbells
Arizona Coralbells
Hilaria belangeriCurly Mesquite Grass
Curly Mesquite
Iris missouriensisRocky Mountain Iris
Western Blue Flag
Merremia dissectaAlamo Vine
Noyau Vine
Correhuela De Las Doce
Menodora longifloraShowy Menodora
Twinpod
Menodora scabraRough Menodora
Mirabilis longifloraSweet Four O'Clock
Long-flowered Four O'Clock
Mirabilis multifloraColorado Four O'Clock
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