Canyon Hackberry not-shade Warm soil temperatures promote rapid

Warm soil temperatures promote rapid root development while cooler air reduces transplant stress

it delivers cascading clusters of bright yellow flowers from spring through fall — and even into winter during mild years

Spacing — 10–15 feet from structures and other trees

Spring (Feb to Apr): The long bloom finishes up as new leaves flush

Both produce similar-tasting lemons

Canyon Hackberry not-shade Warm soil temperatures promote rapidPhoenix's Best Native Shade Tree Canyon Hackberry Canyon Hackberry (Celtis reticulata) is one of the toughest, most versatile native shade trees available for Phoenix Valley landscapes. Growing 1530 feet tall with a broad 1525 foot canopy, it delivers real shade where Phoenix homeowners need it most along south and west facing exposures, over patios, and lining driveways. Drought tolerant, wildlife friendly, and adapted to extreme heat, Canyon