Blue Palo Verde ‘AZT’ Thornless Hybrid Palo Verde ‘Desert Museum’ Hybrid Palo Verde . Foothill Palo Verde ‘AZT’ Palo Brea, Sonoran Palo Verde

Cercidium-parkinsonia hybrid A very fast growing hybrid version of the classic Palo Verde. Provides the unique green trunks of the original only it grows faster, is

Two species of palo verde commonly occur in the southwest, foothill, yellow, or littleleaf palo verde, Cercidium microphyllum, and blue palo verde, Cercidium floridum.

Blue Palo Verde, Parkinsonia florida, was named the state tree in 1954. Palo verde means green stem or bark, which is a tell tale feature of this species.

Aug 11, 2011 · Question: Where do you find palo verde trees most commonly in the desert? Answer: The first-generation natural hybrid, between Mexican and foothill palo

Both the Blue and Foothill Palo Verdes have a number of characteristics in common, starting with the reason they are called Palo Verdes (Spanish for green stick).

Desert Museum (Cercidium `Parkinsonia` hybrid) Best known for the name Desert Museum, given by researchers at the Arizona Sonoran Desert Museum, this thornless hybrid

Trees of the Verde Valley & Sedona To visit a tree’s page, click on the corresponding picture, below.

Dec 29, 2016 · Which trees are best near a pool, spa or pond? Size, shape, and leaf drop are things to think about when planting a tree near a body of water.

Jan 04, 2017 · A photo gallery with each of the state trees of the United States.