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Prosopis glandulosa
Accession Count:
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Common Name:
western honey mesquite
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Family Name:
Fabaceae
Botanical Name:
Prosopis glandulosa
Sub Species:
Variety:
torreyana
Forma:
Cultivar:
Characteristics:
Honey Mesquite is a deciduous tree or shrub can have one main trunk or multiple small ones. The plant's limbs flow down like a willow and has spreading, low growing, crooked branches. The twisting branches have paired thorns on the twigs.
Compound:
Pro gla tor
Geographic Origin:
Desert Southwest
Ecozone Origin:
Nearctic
Biome Origin:
Natural History:
Cultivation Notes:
Ethnobotany:
Height:
20 - 50 feet
Width:
20 - 50 feet
Growth Rate:
Grow Season:
Spring
Flower Season:
ForeSummer
Color:
Yellow
Function:
Habitat
Spread:
Spreading
Allergen:
Non-allergenic
Invasive:
Invasive
Toxicity:
Benign
Hardy:
Hardy
Water Use:
Low water Use
Citations:
horticultureunlimited.com
. Retrieved March 21, 2019.
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Prosopis glandulosa