Desert Fairy Duster (Fallugia paradoxa): Native to the Sonoran Desert

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Desert Fairy Duster (Fallugia paradoxa): Native to the Sonoran Desert

The desert fairy duster, also known as "desert plume" (scientific name: Fallugia paradoxa), is native to the Sonoran Desert.

It's a common sight in the region, especially in the drier, higher elevations.

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