The Blue Palo Verde may be Arizona’s state tree, but don’t let that stop you from transplanting this magnificent specimen into your south Orange County landscapes. The Southwest native will ...

• In 1954, the State of Arizona named the Palo Verde as its State Tree. Because the legislature didn't distinguish between the two native tree species, both the Foothills Palo Verde and Blue ...

• In 1954, the State of Arizona named the Palo Verde as its State Tree. Because the legislature didn’t distinguish between the two native tree species, both the Foothills Palo Verde and Blue ...

Palo Verde Canyon is aptly named for the many green-stemmed palo verde trees found in this desert canyon that leads down from ... It is part of a Native American trail leading to Wonderstone ...

Native to ranges in Southwestern deserts and once thought here as appropriate only for Phoenix or perhaps Palm Springs, the palo verde tree has become a favorite choice of Los Angeles landscape ...

Benefits abound with Palo Verde tree. Skip to content. All Sections. Subscribe Now. 70°F. Monday, June 16th 2025 ... In its native region of the southwestern United States and Mexico, ...

The palo verde grows to 20-30 feet in height, is covered in a cloud of yellow flowers at this time of year, and bears decorous feathery foliage until leaf drop, at which time its trunk and ...

Q: I have a question related to the “Desert Museum” palo verde. I want to plant this tree at our house, but I am a little wary because of the threat of palo verde beetles getting to the roots ...

Palo verde beetles are large, root-boring insects that typically infest palo verde trees. Here's how to tell if your trees have them and what to do about it.

Adult palo verde beetles, on the other hand, do not eat much. They emerge from the soil primarily to mate and lay eggs. Their short adult lifespan is focused on reproduction rather than feeding.