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Antoine de Saint-Exupery, French author of Le Petit Prince, said: "It is useless to plant an acorn in the morning and wait for the afternoon sit in the shade of an oak. "

As manager of a company of trees in Arizona, these In recent years, the idea of ​​a fast growing tree evokes a bit negative. When examining why, I realize that my impression the Phoenix metropolitan area has been exhausted by the frenzy of buying newer homes and owners seeking insecurity resulting and property as found here. Born and raised in Tempe / Mesa, and my father's family is from Arizona a few generations ago. For some reason, avoidance, learning of urban sprawl that has characterized this area and personally control my Life often leaves a bitter taste in my mouth.

I must admit that if someone asks me questions about the trees grow faster, I was wondering if their only intention is to increase the value of your property quickly. It's certainly an aesthetically landscaped courtyard that includes the search of large mature trees increase the value of a property. People do not stay in place much longer, so it is difficult to imagine how much effort devoted trees in his garden for the benefit future buyer. The idea of ​​a "heritage tree" seems a myth nowadays.

value property is, of course not the only motivation to plant fast growing trees. One of the most beautiful gift of a tree gives us is the shadow. As Warren Buffet said: "Someone sitting in the shade today because someone planted a tree long ago. "Naturally, in a mostly sunny desert climate, we want the shade. We want as quickly as possible.

In terms of growth rate, an article found in the Arbor Day Foundation website states that: "slow-growing species generally live longer than fast growing species. "Somehow it makes sense that there is a physical commitment. Several trees listed in the list below are taken from a article in the Houston Chronicle. The author warns: "Many trees growing problems quickly for them. may be weak-wooded and prone to diseases and insects. [...] But there are exceptions to obtain as much information as possible before planting. "

Some examples of trees that are known to grow quite rapidly. The first list are most suitable climatic conditions and soils in the region Phoenix:

or varieties of Palo Verde (genus: Cercidium) – Among the fastest growing are the Palo Verde Sonoran palo hybrid or green, according to Palo Sonora Desert Museum or emerald green.

Mesquite or varieties: the strongest growth Argentina is the mesquite (Prosopis alba)

Willow and acacia (Acacia salicina)

desert willow or (Chilopsis linearis)

or Chinese elm (Ulmus parvifolia)

and Arizona ash (Fraxinus velutina)

Mexico or sycamore (Platanus mexicana)

or cypress Montezuma (Taxodium mucronatum)

Or Drummond red maple (Acer rubrum drummondii)

or green ash (Fraxinus pennsylvanica)

or parasol tree Chinese (Simplified Firmiana)

or redwood (Metasequoia glyptostroboides)

Monterrey or oak (Quercus polymorpha)

Or Cherry Laurel (Prunus caroliniana)

or varieties of Paulownia (Paulownia tomentosa Paulownia including kawakamii, etc.) – some of the many common names are: the dragon tree Sapphire Empress of China, Japanese pagoda tree, and the miracle tree, everything is growing very fast.

Furthermore, some examples of growth trees grow slowly in the Phoenix area are: Chinese pistachio, oak, ironwood desert and mangosteen. There are many others, of course, and all have advantages and disadvantages depending on what you have in mind for your garden.

I hope you found this article on fast-growing trees for profit Arizona. If you say something more of this article, I hope you understand the importance of research before buying and planting a new tree (s) your garden. Know what you want and what is likely to be successful with. I conclude with a Chinese proverb: "The best time to plant a tree is 20 years the second best time is now.".

SOURCES (in order appointment in the article):

Garden Web

Tree Day Foundation: The good tree Right Place.

Chet Boddy article (from the month real estate column, the return to Earth, the Mendocino Coast Real Estate Magazine)

target = "_new" rel = "nofollow" href = "http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/gardening/top10/5060122.html"> 10 fast-growing trees Nazareth Houston Chronicle

Claire Charlton is co-owner and manager of Arboreal Tree Experts, a small family-owned tree service company based in Mesa, Arizona that specializes in high quality Tree Trimming & technical Tree Removal Her husband, Nathan, is an ISA- Certified Arborist with extensive climbing experience. Arboreal has earned the Super Service Awards for 2006 & 2007 from the Angie’s List website, and has no complaints with the Arizona Better Business Bureau. Arboreal Tree Experts has been performing tree trimming/pruning and tree removal services for many satisfied customers since 2000.

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