Landscape Trees
Landscape trees are an essential part of the global environment as well as your own personal one! The addition of a tree can completely transform your landscape design. They have the ability to help you create your own sanctuary right in your own front yard. Their flowers and leaves add aesthetically pleasing elements and can even increase the value of your home. There are hundreds of trees and plants to choose from to incorporate into your desert habitat. They immediately make any area more attractive, livable and are key in the creation of friendly and pleasing neighborhoods and community spaces.
Landscape Trees and Its Benefits
Landscape trees provide valuable services like shade, fruit, medicine, flowers and even absorb carbon dioxide and produce oxygen! According to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, one acre of forest absorbs six tons of carbon dioxide and puts out four tons of oxygen. Trees and plants also filter air quality by removing dust particles and absorbing pollutants. Trees are key controllers of the climate and mitigate effects of the sun, wind and precipitation. Leaves absorb the radiant energy from the sun and keep the earth cooler in summer and reduce your air conditioning bills. Trees also preserve warmth by providing a screen from harsh wind in the winter. They are part of the essential nutrient cycles in the soil and are home to countless animals.
Overall, trees provide us with an intangible personal and social value. Great trees are often the focal points for socializing outdoors and creating wonderful memories. Without them, life as we know it would not exist. Let the experts are Envirogreen Landscaping help you chose the best trees to incorporate into your yard and family, and transform your landscape today!
Types of Landscape Trees
Envirogreen provides various types of landscape trees such as, Citrus Trees, Cypress Trees, Fruit Trees, Mesquite Trees, Oleander Trees and Palm Trees. Palm trees and tropical plants will give a dramatic effect to any landscape. Palms can be used as a focal point for your yard and provide shade and screening from the hot sun. Tropicals can bring an exotic and pleasing accent to your landscape design! Other great types of trees to use in your yard are Palo Brea Trees, Palo Verde Trees and Pine Trees. Check out our tree list and get visuals on how the trees we provide will accentuate your yard.
Typical Questions for Landscape Trees
Often trees shed and the constant pool maintenance can be annoying. What type of landscape trees that work well around pools in Arizona?
- Any kind of palm tree works well around a pool.
- Sonoran Emerald
- Masitic Trees
What types of trees don’t loose many of their leaves in the winter time?
- Evergreen’s such as a Texas Ebony
- Acacia Saliscina
- Brazilian Pepper
- Sisso
- Ficus
- Arfican Sumac
- Mastic Trees.
Which types of trees are small and do not get very large?
- Texas Ebony
- Yellow Bird of Paradise
- Texas Mountain Laurel
- Oleander Tree
- Mediterranean Fan Palm
What are the most attractive blooming trees for Arizona?
- Texas Mountain Laurel
- Orchid Tree
- Desert Willow
- Chitalpa
- Crape Myrtle
- Jacaranda
- Tipu Tree
- Museum Palo Verde
- Acacia Saligna
- Palo Brea
- Palo Verde Blue
- Cascalote
- Mimosa
- Oleander
- Vitex Tree
- Purple Leaf Plum
Which fruit bearing trees are suitable for Arizona?
- Lemon Tree
- Orange Tree
- Grapefruit Tree
- Tangelo Tree
- Mandarin or Tangerine
- Desert Gold Peach Tree
- Florida Prince Peach
- May Pride Peach
- Kumquat Trees
- Gold Mine Nectarine Tree
- Snow Queen Nectarine
- Gold Kist Apricot Tree
- Katy Apricot
- Royal Apricot
- Santa Rosa Plum Tree
Which trees are suitable for Arizona are potentially poisonous for humans and pets?
- Oleander
- Rubber Tree – Ficus Elastica: The latex is an irritant to the eyes and skin and can be fatal if taken internally.
- Thevetia
- Sago Palm
- Texas Mountain Laurel
Root Invasive Trees: Which trees have the most wondering roots and can cause damage to structures such as foundations, walls, and homes?
- Sisso
- Ash
- Cottonwoods
- Tipu Tree – Tipuana
Medicinal Trees: Which trees have medicinal properties?
- Pinyon Pine: Provides edible pine nuts.
- Eucalyptus
- Lemon Tree – Citrus Limonum Risso
- Squaw tea/Mormon Tea Bush
- Saint Augustine Carob – Ceratonia Siliqua
- Mesquite Tree: Used to treat eye conditions, open wounds and digestive problems. Mesquite is antibiotic and also has soothing, astringent, and antiseptic properties.
- The Desert Willow: The flowers, leaves, and bark can be used as a hot poultice or a soothing tea for coughing. The flower tea produces a natural anti-oxidant. Other treatments guard against yeast infections, athlete’s foot and a good treatment for scrapes and scratches.
