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Arizona Landscape Palms

By:
Elizabeth Davison
John Begeman
The luxuriant tropical appearance and stately silhouette of palms add much to the Arizona landscape. Few other plants are as striking in low and mid elevation gardens. Although winter frosts and low humidity limit the choices somewhat, a good number of palms are available, ranging from the dwarf Mediterranean fan palm to the massive Canary Island date palm. This publication addresses the landscape use and the adaption of palms, as well as how to plant and take care of them. Topics include: - Landscape Use - Adaptation - Planting Palms - Care of Established Palms - Diseases and Insect Pests - Palms for Arizona - Feather Palms - Fan Palms - Palm-like Plants
PDF icon AZ1021
Keywords:
  • landscape
  • palms
  • landscaping
  • landscape palms
  • gardens
  • planting palms
  • diseases
  • pests
  • insects
Publication Date:
December 2000
AZ1021
Pages:
16 pp.

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