Desert Trees
Native to various desert regions of the world, these trees are a sure-fire bet when looking for a species that will thrive in Arizona landscapes.
Museum Palo Verde
Cercidium-parkinsonia hybrid
Very fast growing hybrid version of the classic Palo Verde. Provides the unique green trunks of the original only it grows faster, is cleaner, blooms better and has no thorns. Museum Palo Verde details |
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Vitex
Vitex trees provide a bit of shade and have a fantastic bloom period. Flowers appear as spikes of purple across the entire tree, and are known to attract butterflies. The complicated trunk structure is unique to the Vitex.
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Shoestring Acacia
A very unique evergreen desert tree! This extremely fast growing tree provides a tall, year-round weeping effect while using minimal water. These require very little pruning and cleanup.
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Sweet Acacia
This Sonoran native is well know for its beautiful and aromatic blooms during early spring. It serves as a great shade tree, especially during the hot summer months.
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Blue Palo Verde
This is the classic Palo Verde that has been growing in the Southwest for centuries. It's very well adapted to the desert and sports green trunks that make it a great show piece in desert style landscapes.
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Other species available
Aside from our usual selection, we often have unique and hard to find species of desert trees that no one else in town carries. Due to high demand, some tree and plant species may have limited availability, so please contact your nearest location or call 602-938-6666 for our current inventory. Chances are if you want to plant it, we have it!
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