The saguaro cactus is the iconic plant of the Arizona borderlands, and in June and early July, its fruit ripens.

This adults-only resort in Arizona's desert stuns with its lush grounds, rejuvenating hot springs, plethora of wellness activities, and cozy accommodations.

For members of the Tohono O’odham Nation, the centuries-old sacred harvest of saguaro fruit from the desert around Tucson is ...

The word "desert" conjures up in a great majority of people the image of a barren, ... Lush life in the desert: Arizona's Sonoran Desert a surprising oasis of life. Staff Writer.

The saguaro cactus is the iconic plant of the Sonoran Desert. It thrives in warm, low-desert areas and its creamy white blooms are Arizona's official state flower.. Growing up to 50 feet tall with ...

The Sonoran Desert, ... Now for a look at the lush life of the desert. We're here in Phoenix, Arizona this week, at Arizona State University, where it's a sunny 76 degrees.

The lush Sonoran Desert, he says, is "the most intriguing landscape...the place most foreign to me, the opposite of my home Olympics." None of the pictures have their own names.

Then bright red berries and finally big sweeps of lush buttery yellow flowers. Enlarge this image Splashes of color decorate the Sonoran Desert, where austere rock gives way to blossoms and berries.

Scottsdale's 'lush' desert. The Sonoran Desert sprawls across more than 100,000 square miles in the U.S. and Mexico — an area roughly the size of Oregon — according to the U.S. National Park ...

For many, their vision of the Sonoran Desert, ... as the Sonoran Desert annually becomes a lush environment of amazing springtime color when the indigenous plants bloom after a winter of rain.

Desert travel is on the rise as more savvy travelers seek out spectacular vistas, remote stillness, and you-can-bet-on-it good weather. ... lush Sonoran Desert scenery and fiery sunsets.

'Desert Sonorous' searches for meaning in place 'lush ... (2012) and, now, Sean Bernard's Tucson inspired "Desert ... they'd surely reject the touristic notion that equates the Sonoran desert ...