Desert Trees

Texas Mountain Laurels are loved for their fragrant, early spring blooms of violet-blue flowers in terminal clusters. A showy ornamental tree that is sure to add curb appeal!

Unique silver-blue leaves with a slightly weeping appearance make this tree useful for many landscape styles.

Offers a gorgeous display of gray-green foliage and terminal clusters of fragrant lilac blooms. Thrive in the heat and also great for use as a hedge.

The Mulga Acacia is an evergreen desert tree used in many landscape styles for its unique foliage, smaller size, and showy golden flowers

The Palo Blanco tree is a striking and graceful tree known for its smooth, white peeling bark and feathery, bright green foliage.

The Foothills Palo Verde is a distinctive desert tree known for its unique appearance and beautiful yellow blooms.

The Velvet Mesquite Tree is a native desert tree prized for its resilience, ecological value, and distinctive appearance.

These Acacias grow a very wide umbrella-shaped canopy that provides filtered shade year round. They are a very fast growing tree with great durability to heat and cold.

Finely divided, fern-like foliage that gives the tree a soft, feathery appearance and produces yellow blooms

This is a great water wise choice for those desiring a tree with a softer, greener appearance. Beautiful pink blooms are present from summer through fall.

Anyone living in an arid climate that wants the lush weeping willow look is sure to love this Shoestring Acacia tree. Waterwise with showy flowers spring to fall!

Mastic trees are becoming increasingly popular in the Western part of the U.S. for privacy hedges, noise barriers, and year-round beauty.