Dry Plants
The following is the Homeowner’s list of dry plants which are approved for Rancho Viejo.
“The criteria for Dry Plants are that, after three years, these plants require only infrequent watering perhaps twice to once a month during the summer. Winter watering is needed only in the driest years.
Dry Plants may be used in the following areas: All areas.”.
Trees
Shrubs
Perennials and Wildflowers
Native New Mexico Grasses
Dry Trees
Crus-galli Hawthorne
One-Seed Juniper
Piñon Pine
Dry Shrubs
Leadplant
Fringed Sage
Prairie Sage
Sand Sage
Big-toothed Sage
Four-winged Saltbush
(local varieties) (spines and thorns)
Winterfat
Littleleaf Mountain Mahogany
Curl Leaf Mountain Mahogany
Fernbush
Cliffrose
Chamisa
Apache Plume
Algerita
Wild Plum
Gambel Oak
Three-leaf Sumac
Colorado Sumac
Narrowleaf Yucca
Narrowleaf Yucca
Buckthorn
Dry Perennials and Wildflowers
Tahoka Daisy
Purple Aster
Desert Marigold
Indian Paintbrush
Lanceleaf Coreopsis
Plains Coreopsis
Scarlet Gilia
Snakeweed
New Mexico Sunflower
Perky Sue
Mounding Peppergrass
Spiked Gayfeather
Arroyo Lupine
Desert Four O’Clock
Beebalm
Pale Evening Primrose
White-Tuffed Evening Primrose
(many local varieties)
Purple Prairie Clover
Santa Fe Phlox
Paperflower
Prairie Coneflower
Mexican Hat
Santolina
Lobeleaf Globemallow
Creeping Globemallow
Dakota Verbena
Purple Verbena
Dry Native New Mexico Grasses
Little Bluestem
Sideoats Grama
Blue Grama
Buffalo Grass
Galleta
Indian Ricegrass
Needle-and-Thread