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The Arizona Ash Shade Tree is a 30-50 feet tall deciduous tree native to Arizona, known for its fast growth and shade-providing canopy. With compound dark green leaves that turn yellow in fall, it thrives in arid conditions and is tolerant of alkaline soils, making it a popular choice for parks, streets, and large yards. It requires full sun, well-drained soil, and minimal pruning after establishment.
The Desert Museum Shade Tree is a 20-30 feet tall evergreen palo verde hybrid, known for its striking blue-green bark and dense, lush canopy. It produces profuse yellow blooms in spring and sporadically throughout the year, making it a popular ornamental tree for arid landscapes due to its attractive appearance and low water needs. Exceptionally drought-tolerant, it thrives in full sun and well-drained soil with minimal maintenance after establishment.
The Desert Willow Shade Tree is a 15-30 feet tall deciduous tree native to Arizona, featuring narrow, willow-like leaves and showy, trumpet-shaped flowers in pink, lavender, or white from late spring to fall. Known for its airy foliage and drought tolerance, it’s a popular choice for ornamental use in desert and xeriscape gardens. Thriving in full sun with well-drained soil, it requires minimal maintenance after establishment.
The Hong Kong Orchid Tree is a 15-20 feet tall evergreen flowering tree, known for its large, purplish-red, orchid-like flowers that bloom mainly in winter and spring. Ideal for ornamental use in parks and gardens, it thrives in full to partial sun with regular watering and benefits from occasional pruning to maintain its shape and promote flowering.
The Indian Laurel Shade Tree is a 30-60 feet tall evergreen tree native to Southeast Asia, known for its dense foliage and small, glossy green leaves. Valued for its adaptability and attractive appearance, it’s a popular choice for shade and ornamental use in gardens, parks, and urban landscapes. It thrives in full sun to partial shade with well-drained soil and requires regular maintenance, including pruning to maintain its size and shape.
The Palo Blanco Shade Tree is a 15-20 feet tall semi-evergreen tree, native to Arizona, recognized for its distinctive smooth white bark that peels to reveal green layers beneath. Drought-tolerant and ideal for desert and xeriscape gardens, it produces small white flower clusters in spring and is often featured as a specimen tree due to its unique bark and texture. It thrives in full sun and well-drained soil with minimal maintenance after establishment.
The Red Push Pistache is a 25-35 feet tall deciduous tree, hybridized in Arizona, known for its striking dark green leaves that emerge red and turn orange in fall. Drought-tolerant and well-suited for hot, dry climates, it’s a popular choice for shade in parks, streetscapes, and residential landscapes. Thriving in full sun and well-drained soil, it requires minimal maintenance after establishment.
The Australian Weeping Tree is a 20-30 feet tall evergreen, valued for its graceful weeping form and striking blue-green foliage. Drought-tolerant and ideal for xeriscaping, it produces fragrant pale yellow flowers in spring and is often used as a screen due to its dense foliage. It thrives in full sun with well-drained soil and requires minimal maintenance after establishment.
