PomegranateThe Ultimate Heat Loving Fruit Tree for Phoenix Landscapes Pomegranate (Punica granatum) is arguably the most perfectly adapted fruit tree for the Phoenix Valley. This drought tough, heat loving deciduous tree thrives in conditions that stress most other fruit trees blazing summer sun, alkaline soil, and minimal water. Growing 620 feet tall depending on variety and pruning, Pomegranate produces gorgeous orange red flowers in spring followed by heavy

and birds — makes it a standout choice for naturalistic and water-wise landscapes alike

the smooth columns stay green and turgid

It may slow down or go semi-dormant during the coldest weeks of December and January

expanding the emitter ring outward as the tree grows

peeling cinnamon bark

12 to 18 in apart Restoration drift 5 to 7 plants in a loose

Foliage Evergreen — narrow

Pineapple Guava grows at a moderate rate of 1–2 feet per year in Phoenix

and maintain your landscape with sustainable practices

This variety is frost-tender below 28°F

Long Spine Barrel: another dramatic Ferocactus with exceptionally long

or a flowering canopy in Mesa or Gilbert — Blue Palo Verde delivers unmatched native beauty with almost no water