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Old 02-17-2009, 07:54 PM
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Default Which species of Palm Tree?
Which species of Palm Tree works best in the Phoenix are given the local environment? and need least amount of watering?
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Most palm trees grow well in the Phoenix area. Here is a site that will answer most of your questions: Palm trees, date palm trees, mexican fan palm trees, Mediterranean Fan Palm tree

Scroll down to the section on Palm trees for the Phoenix area.
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Japanese Palms are beautiful. I don't about any difference in watering but when they mature they have enormous crowns that create lots of shade.
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Mexican Fan Palms, hands down. . . .
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Lots to choose from but I advise staying away from the Queen Palm if you're new to this. They're a bit tempermental.
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Almost every single queen palm I've seen looks yellow, and on the verge of dying. As someone has said, they are either hard to care for, cheap, or not suited to desert living.
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Mexican Fan Palms, hands down. . . .
Agreed. Fast grower, look nice, little to no water. Only problem is old fronds need to be trimmed and they turn into telephone poles with green tops in about 20 years. So you have to plan to cut them down eventually and use them in groupings of different ages.
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What about a Banana or Pineapple tree?
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What about a Banana or Pineapple tree?
pineapples don't grow on trees!
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trees, 4' bushes. same difference.
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