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Ocotillo HOA Plants
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Plants from the Ocotillo HOA plant list that we carry.
Trees
African Sumac
Arizona rosewood
Bottle Tree
Brazilian Pepper
Cat Claw Acacia
Chilean Fuente Mesquite
Chilean Mesquite
Fruitless Olive Tree
Indian Laurel Ficus Column
Indian Laurel Ficus Tree
Pink Oleander Tree
Red Oleander Tree
Seedless Chilean Mesquite
Shoestring Acacia
Southern Live Oak
Sweet Acacia
White Oleander Tree
Willow Acacia
Yellow Oleander Tree
Fruit trees
Palms
Shrubs
Bells of Fire
Cape Honeysuckle
Cape Honeysuckle Staked
Convent Sage
Desert Cassia
Dwarf Elephant's Food
Dwarf Olive
Dwarf Pittosporum
Dwarf Red Oleander
Dwarf White Oleander
Green Cloud Sage
Green Hopseed
Mock Orange Pittosporum
Orange Jubilee Bush
Orange Jubilee Staked
Petite Pink Oleander
Pink Oleander Shrub
Purple Hopseed
Red Bird of Paradise
Red Oleander Shrub
Rosemary 'Tuscan Blue'
Silver Cloud
Texas Sage
Texas Sage Compacta
Thunder Cloud
Upright Blue Ranger
Variegated Pittosporum
White Cloud Sage
White Oleander Shrub
Yellow Bells
Yellow Bells Staked
Yellow Bird of Paradise
Vines
Arizona Yellow Bells Espalier
Cape Honeysuckle Espalier
Creeping fig staked
Hall's Honeysuckle Staked
Orange Jubilee Espalier
Ground covers
Perennials
Angelita Daisy
Asparagus Fern
Foxtail Fern
Katie Pink
Purple Ruellia
Purple Trailing Lantana
White Trailing Lantana
Agaves
Succulents
Euphorbias
Check with your community or HOA. Requirements are subject to change.
List dated 2026 · All communities
About the Ocotillo plant list
List date: Adopted July 28, 2026. Checked October 2026. The HOA's own document: The Ocotillo Community Association Design Standards and Community Rules.
What the list says
- Written ODRB approval is needed before installing or changing landscaping, even with palette plants.
- Lots need at least two 24 inch box trees in front. View lots need two more in back.
- Lake lots may only use trees that keep their leaves all year, set back 15 feet from the shoreline.
- Trees that drop their leaves in winter are limited to 30 percent of canopy trees on a lot.
- Palms must be trimmed by the end of July each year.
- Citrus trees are not permitted in front yards.
- Cacti and palo verde trees are not approved for any area visible from neighboring property.
- Desert landscape is not allowed except the drought tolerant plants on the palette.











