Red Hills Desert Garden

The park opened on May 20, 2015. The procedure cost between $5,000 to $10,000 and 1,000 invasive fish were removed before it was decided that the stream was to be drained and treated, with the native fish being moved out temporarily. ==Features==

The garden also features a long stream intersecting the park laterally that is stocked with both native and endangered species of fish, such as the Virgin spinedace, flannelmouth sucker, woundfin, speckled dace, desert sucker, and Virgin chub. A fish viewing area is located in a replica of a slot canyon. The fossilized tracks from dinosaurs such as Megapnosaurus, Dilophosaurus, and Scutellosaurus in the garden may date back to 200 million years ago. The park is additionally right next to a preserve for desert tortoises called the Red Cliffs Desert Reserve. It is decorated with lights for the Christmas season annually. The park has seven separate displays of plants: sage, Hesperaloe, Agave, native, Yucca, cactus, and flower. A full list of plants in the garden can be found here. at the garden ==See also==