Low-Water-Use Desert Trees

For USDA Hardiness Zones 7 through 10

© Robert Dailey

Aug 25, 2006

Honey Mesquite, Robert Dailey

Here are some evergreen and deciduous trees suitable for some desert gardens.

Although this list of desert trees is not exhaustive, it is a fairly extensive. Also, some varieties may not be suitable for the zones above. Check with your local nursery or Cooperative Extension Service before planting.

The description includes the common name, scientific name, maximum height and width, and whether it is evergreen or deciduous.

See also

  1. Low-Water Use Desert Shrubs
  2. Pinion, The Desert Pine
  3. Top 30 Low-Water-Use Perennials
  4. Top 10 Low-Water-Use Groundcovers

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