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Oaks of the Wild West

 

Other Trees That We Carry

Staghorn Sumac

Staghorn Sumac

Western Soapberry

Western Soapberry

Arizona Madrone

Arizona Madrone

Cluster Pine

Cluster Pine

Incense Cedar

Incense Cedar

Alligator Juniper

Alligator Juniper

Other Trees and Native Trees

In Arizona and many parts of Texas, Pine trees are native. We carry unusual Pine Trees such as Aleppo Pine, Italian Stone Pine, Elderica Pine, Cluster Pine and Mexican Pinyon Pine.

Shade Trees or Windbreak
  1. Alligator Juniper
  2. Arizona Ash
  3. Arizona Cypress
  4. Arizona Madrone
  5. Big Tooth Maple
  6. Blue Point Juniper
  7. Canyon Hackberry
  8. Deodar Cedar
  9. Eastern Red Juniper
  10. Flame Leaf Sumac
  11. Honey Locust
  12. Incense Cedar
  13. Japanese Pagoda Tree
  14. Texas Madrone
  15. Western Soapberry
Nut Producing Trees
  1. Arizona Black Walnut
    (Juglans major)
  2. Texas Black Walnut
  3. Chinese Pistachio
  4. Italian Stone Pine
  5. Pecan (Elliot)
Drought Tolerant Trees
  1. Desert Willow
    (Chilopsis linearis)
  2. Corkscrew Willow
  3. Flame Leaf Sumac
  4. Point Leaf Manzanita
Pine Trees
  1. Allepo Pine
  2. Apache Pine
  3. Cluster Pine
  4. Chihuahua Pine
  5. Chinese Pine
  6. Elderica Pine
  7. Italian Stone Pine
  8. Japanese Black Pine
  9. Mexican Pinyon Pine
  10. Pinyon Pine
  11. Southwestern White Pine
Fruit Trees
  1. Royal Apricot
  2. Gala Apple
  3. Granny Smith Apple
  4. Fuji Apple
  5. Elberta Peach
  6. Loring Peach
  7. Jefferson Peach
  8. Ruston Red Peach
  9. Bartlett Pear
  10. Bruce Plum
  11. Santa Rosa Plum
  12. Brown Turkey Fig Tree
  13. Mexican Plum Tree
  14. Wonderful Pomegranate

Small Native trees


These trees are native to Texas and New Mexico. All are deciduous trees. The Anacacho Orchid Tree (Bauhinia congesta) is commonly found as an understory tree. All trees have their own unique blossom's that flower generally at different times in the summer, only the Anacacho Orchid Tree blooms in the Spring. The Anacacho Orchid Tree commonly has a white fragrant blossom, although other bloom colors are pink and yellow.

The Mexican Buckeye of all of these trees is the most drought tolerant and has bright-pink, fragrant flowers that appear in the summer. It is more commonly found in different areas in the southern U.S.

The Texas Persimmon is a Texas Native tree that grows in either full sun or part shade as a shrub or small tree. It produces black berries that are edible when fully ripe; the berries can be tart. Birds love these berries.

We have begun carrying a host of other types of trees well suited to the more arid environments of Arizona and the hot and humid environments of Texas. These drought tolerant trees have survived well in cold temperatures as well in the heat of summer.

The Big Tooth Maple can be found throughout many areas of Texas, New Mexico and other southern states along rocky embankments and dry creek beds.

The Desert Willow is a very popular tree that is used today in many landscaping environments for the home and the commercial office or retail space. They are small shrubs that require little maintenance and produce flowering blooms during the summer.

The Golden Ball Lead Tree is an excellent tree for small garden areas. Once established, it will produce multiple yellow ball shaped blooms in the spring. The lovely lacey shaped leaves make a wonderful addition to any garden.

Anacacho Orchid Tree (Bauhinia congesta) come a variety of spring colored blooms, the most popular is white. In the spring the lovely fragrant blossoms fill the air. The tree will grow to about 10 feet in height and has delicate small leaves.

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