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a lone tree in the desert with mountains in the background

There is another tree in the desert I would like to introduce to you. ACACIA This tree is called the acacia. It is probably the most recognizable and most commonly thought of tree in the desert. You find different relatives of the acacia tree all around the deserts of the world. The acacia that's found in Israel has some interesting characteristics. For starters, the acacia is known for being incredibly resourceful. The bedouins (people native to the Palestinian desert) claim that you can…

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an outdoor area with tables, chairs and trees

The Mulga Acacia is one of the most versatile water-wise trees used in landscape designs throughout the Southwest. Also known as Acacia aneura, the Mulga Acacia is native to Australia, growing in dry regions and naturally well-suited for desert environments. Mulga Acacias are characterized by small gray/silvery leaves and seasonal yellow blooms. It is an evergreen tree that keeps its leaves year round and is the perfect choice for shading a confined area! Mulga Acacias have a unique size and…

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a tree in the middle of a road

The following is a list of what I feel to be some of the very best trees for Southern Nevada. Please note that I said "some". This list is not meant to be all-inclusive. Just because a certain species is omitted does not mean it is not a good tree. Likewise, while I feel strongly that those trees listed are all wonderful or very promising species.

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yellow flowers are growing on the branches of trees

A detailed description for Vachellia farnesiana, (Acacia farnesiana), Sweet Acacia, Southwest Desert Flora, Fabaceae or Leguminosae Family, also called Aroma, Aroma Amarilla, Coastal Scrub Wattle, Desert Acacia, Ellington Curse, Huisache, Kandaroma, Klu, Klu Bush, Needle Bush, Popinac, Texas Huisache, Western Sweet Acacia (Spanish: Huizache, Vinorama).

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