Desert Museum palo verde (Parkinsonia X ‘Desert Museum’) is a medium size tree grown for its stunning display of spring flowers, its unique photosynthetic green bark, and for the pleasant …

The striking green bark and wispy leaves of this desert tree give the garden a stunning visual focal point, providing year-round beauty. It grows to about 15’ – 20’, lending light shade to plants …

This unique tree is the discovery of Mark Dimmitt of the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. Grown from seed collected by Dimmitt in 1979, it was the only standout among the first generation …

Use this tree to cast light shade on patios and porches. It was hybridized at the Arizona Sonora Desert Museum in Tucson, and is a genetic cross between Parkinsonia microphylla, …

RECOMMENDED USE: 'Desert Museum' palo verde has sparse foliage and may cast too little shade for human comfort during summer's peak heat. On the other hand there is enough light …

Desert Museum palo verde is becoming the top choice for landscapes and gardens in the Inland Empire due to its fast growth, thornless nature, intense flowering and delicate shade. It is …

Mar 4, 2025 · The Desert Museum Palo Verde (Cercidium x 'Desert Museum') thrives in hot, dry inland climates, preferring conditions that deter powdery mildew. This hybrid tree is tolerant of …

Dec 28, 2025 · In short, it’s a premier, fast-growing, virtually thornless hybrid palo verde, celebrated for its stunning display of golden-yellow flowers, distinctive green bark, and …

A small to medium tree for xeriscaping and attracting pollinators, the Desert Museum palo verde (Parkinsonia 'Desert Museum') is a gem for desert or low-water gardens. A sterile hybrid of …

Museum Palo Verde is fast-growing and vibrant blooming compared to the original Palo Verde. These trees allow homeowners to get the vibrant colors of the Palo Verde without the thorns …