A heat-loving, drought tolerant tree with an open, airy, crown. Refined foliage and stems have a purple cast when young. An excellent specimen for a dry rock garden or waterwise landscape, or adjacent to patios or pathways in need of light shade.

This is the thornless Chilean Mesquite tree, Prosopis chilensis, and this heat-loving, drought tolerant tree is a beautiful addition to any waterwise landscape or planted next to pathways or patios!

Prosopis Thornless Hybrid ‘AZT’, ‘AZT’ Thornless Hybrid Mesquite: These trees exhibit a uniform appearance, upright growth and strong branch angles. Leaflets give the canopy a lush green look.

2019年1月8日 · If you’re looking for a drought-tolerant shade tree, the Chilean Mesquite is a top pick. It thrives in arid climates and can handle long stretches without water. Its wide canopy provides ample shade, making it perfect for cooling outdoor spaces.

This thornless, semi-deciduous tree rapidly forms a dense spreading canopy of twisted branches; fluffy clusters of yellow flowers in spring, followed by large tan pods; sun loving and highly drought tolerant; has aggressive roots, best for large areas.

2017年7月17日 · Hardy in U.S. Department of Agriculture plant hardiness zones 9 through 11, the trees woo homeowners with fast growth and graceful form. Also known as the thornless mesquite, Chilean mesquite brings fitting beauty to arid landscapes, but the South American native presents some challenges as well.

Chilean mesquite tree readily hybridizes with Prosopis alba. Some hybrids are thornless. Plant the Chilean mesquite tree in full sun. Water it every 7 to 10 days during the first year after planting with little to no supplemental water after establishment.