Honey Mesquite

Prosopis Glandulosa

• Drought-tolerant, ideal for arid climates
• Provides ample shade and natural beauty
• Attracts local wildlife and pollinators
• Edible bean pods offer historical significance
• Adaptable to various soil types

Step into the rugged charm of the Southwest by growing your very own Honey Mesquite tree. The Honey Mesquite can mature to heights of 20-30 feet, making it a majestic addition to your landscape or spacious patio.

Recognized by its twisted branches and feathery, compound leaves, the Honey Mesquite is more than a beautiful tree; it's also a provider of shade and a magnet for local wildlife. Its creamy yellow blooms appear in the spring and evolve into elongated bean pods, which have been a staple in Native American diets for centuries.

The Honey Mesquite is a seasonal standout. Its blooms set in early spring, and after a period of growth and maturation, its bean pods are ready for harvest by late summer. The tree's adaptable nature allows it to flourish in a variety of soil types, from sandy to clay, and its drought tolerance ensures survival even in water-scarce conditions.

For a tree that embodies the spirit and resilience of the Southwest, look no further than the Honey Mesquite. With Moon Valley Nurseries, you're not just planting a tree; you're enriching your landscape with a piece of native history.