Vauquelinia californica

 
Latin Name: Vauquelinia californica
Common Name: Arizona Rosewood
Mature Height (ft): 8-15'
Mature Width: 6-8'

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Upright.
Mulch: Inorganic

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Remarks

Arizona rosewood is one of the few native evergreen trees or tall shrubs that are low water-use. Underused in the Texas Panhandle, mostly due to lack of availability. But with searching in Albuquerque or Santa Fe, one should be able to locate a specimen. Faster growing than the Chisos rosewood. Long slender, serrated, glossy green leaves with white flowers in summer.

Use in Garden

Any xeric location that needs a tall, evergreen presence. Group together for a windbreak or privacy screen.

Maintenance

None.