Parkinsonia 'Desert Museum' - Desert Museum Palo Verde (Plant) Fire Pennisular Ranges (exc San Jacinto

Pennisular Ranges (exc San Jacinto Mountains) Natural Habitat Forest openings

Of all the extraordinary and obscure plants that have been fermented and distilled

Pretty urn-shaped flowers

A beautiful hybrid of 2 great selections

Cold Hardy to 32 degrees F Distribution Selected for the garden Natural Habitat Dry sandy or rocky soils

Parkinsonia 'Desert Museum' - Desert Museum Palo Verde (Plant) Fire Pennisular Ranges (exc San JacintoThis tree is a hybrid of our two native species and the non native Mexican palo verde, and combines the density of the native species with the fast growth of the other. A stunning specimen with green bark and yellow flowers that's also nearly thornless. Plant Characteristics Family Name Fabaceae Species Name Parkinsonia 'Desert Museum' Common Name Desert Museum Palo Verde Plant Type Tree Sun Exposure Coast Sun, Inland Sun, Water Requirement Low Soil