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Phoenix canariensis – Canary Island Date Palm

This evergreen reaches heights of forty to sixty feet with a spread of twenty to forty feet. It is a slow-growing palm with feathery fronds that are fifteen to twenty feet long. The leaves arch at the top of the plant and are dark green and armed with sharp spines.

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Celtis ehrenbergiana: Desert Hackberry Small tree

This gnarly, thorny tree or large shrub with semi-evergreen foliage grows to twelve feet and spreads to eight to ten feet. It has smooth, grayish brown stems and a trunk armed with spines. This tree produces small, oval, bright grayish green foliage with slightly serrated edges. The leaves drop when

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Stipa tenuissima – Mexican Feather Grass Ornamental grass

Mexican feather grass grows from one to three feet tall and wide. It produces a mass of long, graceful, green foliage that grows in dense clumps. In a gentle breeze, its narrow leaves will sway back and forth, creating an interesting effect. The silky seed heads may glow brightly when

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Fouquieria splendens – Ocotillo

This tall, graceful deciduous shrub with long canes grows slowly to twenty feet tall with a fifteen-foot spread. It has spiny, sharp, pole- like stems and light to dark green, oval, two- inch leaflets. The ocotillo grows upright and has few branches. The plant produces showy, dense spikes of orangey

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Covid-19 (Coronavirus) Update

Over recent weeks, Horticulture Unlimited has been monitoring the impact of coronavirus (COVID-19). We want to inform you that we remain open (as landscaping is categorized by the Governor of Arizona as an “Essential Service”) and are staying updated on all developments. Because our operations are outdoors, this greatly reduces

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Prunus persica ‘Bonanza’ Dwarf Bonanza Peach Small-sized tree

  The dwarf peach is a deciduous tree that is adaptable to small, residential gardens, growing seven feet tall with a three- to four-foot spread. It offers a mounded form with multiple trunks and showy, pinkish white blossoms in early spring followed by sweet, edible fruit. About three or four

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