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I f you have Adobe .Pdf Reader on your computer, you can get a printer ready copy of the document by clicking on ApprovedTreesPlants.pdf. Adobe .pdf Reader is available for free download from Adobe.com.Approved Rock for front yards is ' 1/2" Desert Brown' Approved Lists of Trees and Plants Replacing Trees The species listed below have been selected by a Certified Arborist as offering the best combination of maintenance, appearance and tolerance of the environment. If you need to replace tree, please choose from the approved list. Current list of replacement trees: FEATHER TREE (Lysiloma Watsoni) example 7396 Navigator Lane WILLOW HERITAGE OAK (Quercus Fusiformis) example 7349 Maritime
Monk's Pepper Tree or Chaste Tree
(Vitex Agnus Castus) EVERGREEN JAPANESE
PISTACIA (Pistacia Lentiscus)
September 21, 2006 Approved Plant List For questions, please contact the Landscaping Committee Only plants on this list may be planted in Cove front yards. You are welcome to replace a dead plant in your yard at your expense, but you need to ensure that the location is supported by the existing irrigation system The list is derived from the official low water plant list of the Southern Arizona Water Resource Association, Arizona Department of Water Resource, City of Tucson. The plants on this list have prospered in the Tucson area with moderate to no supplemental irrigation once they are Established. Cactus: Saguaro Desert Spoon Ferocactus – Compass Barrel, Fishhook barrel, Golden Fouquieria – Octillo Organ Pipe Cactus Lantana – Trailing Teucrium chamacdrys – Germander (only flowers in summer) Verbena Shrubs: Acacia Bougainvilla Calliandra – Fairy buster Caesalpinia – Bird of Paradise (10-20 ft) Eremophila decipiens - Emu (winter color) Euphorbia (except Tirucalli) Feathery Cassia Hesperaloe – Red Yucca Justicia – Mexican Honeysuckle Leucophyllum – Texas Sage or Ranger Lantana – Bush Lysiloma thornberi – Feather bush (12-15 ft) Nandina – Heavenly Bamboo Simmondsia chinensis – Jojoba, Goat Nut Salvia Tecoma – Trumpt bush Teucrium fruticans – bush germander (blooms year round) Oleander Succulents: Agave Aloe |
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