Chilopsis linearis ‘Lucretia Hamilton’, desert willow early bloomer The grey-green leaves are divided

The grey-green leaves are divided into wide oval-elliptic leaflets — unusual

2–3' tall

The yellowish-green spring flowers don't amount to much

and peeling bark is an attractive feature in winter

Constellations of creamy yellow flowers marked with a fine dark brown line top short stems

Chilopsis linearis ‘Lucretia Hamilton’, desert willow early bloomer The grey-green leaves are dividedChilopsis linearis Lucretia Hamilton is a large shrub (or small tree) with a single trunk and narrow leaves which give a willow effect. Its fragrant trumpet blooms all through the summer and heat tolerance make it a desirable garden addition. The species' native habitat ranges from the southwestern United States and into north central Mexico. The cultivar "Lucretia Hamilton" is notable for more cold hardiness and saturated dark magenta blooms compared