Shade - Palo Verde - Desert Museum Mulberry I’ve even known a few

I’ve even known a few people to eat these straight

dig holes and mix equal parts Mikey's Worm Poop with existing soil or potting mix to backfill the plant

They are great for fresh eating & is used for preserves and candied fruit

Attracts hummingbirds and birds

which show off bright

Shade - Palo Verde - Desert Museum Mulberry I’ve even known a fewDesert Museum Hybrid palo verde is a fast growing deciduous tree of medium size that develops an upright canopy habit. In contrast to other types of palo verde, this cultivar has thornless chartreuse green stems and branches. Vast numbers of lemon yellow flowers are produced each spring for a dramatic display. It is easily pruned into a canopy tree that provides filtered shade and accent value in many settings. It grows best in well draining soils,