http://www.plantdelights.com/ornamental-grasses.asp plantdelights I think ships to AZ plus they have a good selection of grasses. I've never personally ordered from them though.

I'm addicted ! i have a very small backyard so most of my trees are in large pots , some for 3 years . I live in Gold Canyon (east valley (most are 2-3 years old already and many are fruiting ) here is what I have : Anna Apple orange li jujube pinapple guava 5 ice cream banana trees pomegranite blackberry bush Pink guava white sapote Glenn mango coconut mango loquat acerola bush lemon elderberry bush moringa mexicola avacado Addicted ! Yes ! I love it ! they grow just fine here . Just take some time and care .

did someone say hoyas??? Now there is a market to fill! Seems to me that Exotic Angel is the only big seller of hoyas these days, and though the selection is good, it is only the tip of the iceburg! The only drawback is - and I am speaking only for my area - most of the garden centers have been pushed out of the plant business by places like Home Depot. They can't very well charge the higher prices they want to charge anymore when the customer can drive to the Depot and get the same plant for $8.98. So if you are going to sell to these garden centers, you will have to have prices that are low enough for them to turn around and sell at a competitive price with the big box stores and still make a profit. But hey, I don't know much about business. I grow most of my hoyas from cuttings I get from other growers, but that is not to say that I wouldn't buy a full size plant if I came across one...actually, I'd be thrilled to see something other than the same old selection that EA has been putting out for years.

Gosh, yes, please no more invasive plants! Even though I prefer natives for my landscaping, I concede that some non-natives behave themselves (crepe myrtle, boxwood, etc), but please no more privet, nandina, Japanese honeysuckle, Chinaberry, Tree of Heaven, Chinese tallow, and ESPECIALLY BERMUDAGRASS. (I know, everyone loves Bermudagrass, but have you ever tried to get Bermudagrass out of a vegetable garden?) A lot of these plants are on the USDA list of noxious weeds, so maybe stores shouldn't sell them. It seems kind of counterproductive to have gardeners, farmers, ranchers, park rangers, and land managers going to great trouble and expense trying to get rid of these plants while at the same time bunches of people keep selling, buying, and planting them everywhere. Also, what's with the generic fruit trees? I saw a bunch of Home Depot ads for fruit trees recently, but when I went to the store to check them out, they didn't have variety names, or chill hours, or even COLORS listed! It was all "apple tree", "pear tree", "peach tree" etc. I think even the most ignorant about horticulture would know there's more than one kind of apple and would at least want to know if they're getting a green apple or a red apple, even if they don't know what varieties will grow here. I've never grown fruit before, so maybe this is normal, but it looks like when I do decide to put some fruit trees in I'll have to go mailorder.