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Deciduous Trees

Blue Palo Verde Tree

Elevation drawing of a Blue Palo Verde Tree with dimensions for typical overall height

The Blue Palo Verde Tree, Parkinsonia florida, is a deciduous tree with a name translating to ‘green pole or stick’ referring to its green trunk and branches. The Blue Palo Verde is multi-stemmed and has a long hanging canopy. The tree is native to Sonoran deserts in the southwestern part of the United States and northwestern Mexico preferring soil with good drainage and low amounts of moisture.

The Blue Palo Verde Tree grows fast and has a lifespan of up to 100 years. The Blue Palo Verde Tree produces seeds, nectar, and shaded cover creating wildlife value.

The Blue Palo Verde Tree, Parkinsonia florida, is a deciduous tree with a name translating to ‘green pole or stick’ referring to its green trunk and branches. The Blue Palo Verde is multi-stemmed and has a long hanging canopy. The tree is native to Sonoran deserts in the southwestern part of the United States and northwestern Mexico preferring soil with good drainage and low amounts of moisture.

The Blue Palo Verde Tree grows fast and has a lifespan of up to 100 years. The Blue Palo Verde Tree produces seeds, nectar, and shaded cover creating wildlife value.

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25’-30’ | 7.6-9.1 m

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25’-30’ | 7.6-9.1 m

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Leaf Shape: Tiny leaves with pods
Color: Light green; yellow (seasonal)
Scientific Name: Parkinsonia florida

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Blue Palo Verde Tree elevation

Links

Wikipedia - Parkinsonia Florida

Wikipedia - Deciduous

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Deciduous Trees are a type of tree that seasonally sheds their leaves for part of the year—typically in the autumn. As a natural occurring process for conserving water during winter or drought seasons, deciduous trees will often display bright autumn colors as they prepare for shedding their leaves.

50’-75’ | 15.2-22.9 m

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25’-40' | 7.6-12.2 m (Spread)

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3’-6’ | .9-1.8 m (Trunk)

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.6”-.8” | 15-20 mm (Leaf)

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1.3’-2.3’ | .4-.7 m (Trunk)

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.12”-.4” | 3-10 mm (Leaf)

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25’-40' | 7.6-12.2 m (Spread)

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3.3’-8.2’ | 1-2.5 m (Trunk)

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.4”-.8” | 10-20 mm (Leaf)

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Tulip Tree

25’-30’ | 7.6-9.1 m

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Blue Palo Verde Tree

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