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Welcome to The Special Projects Nursery: We are a new nursery in North Las Vegas that is devoted to raising Native Plants that naturally live in our environment. We believe that the seeds of these native plants we collect and propagate can make a difference in our landscapes, especially when it comes to promoting ones that attract pollinators. We have proof that these plants are easier to grow, they need less water, they don’t seem to worry about the summer heat, they aren’t particular with what soil they grow in, they don’t need fertilizers or do they attract insects that may harm other non-native plants. Most important is that these native plants are that perfect addition to planning your xeriscape landscape that will begin your path to a better environment in our difficult climate. Let’s face it, they were here thousands of years before we were? It’s time to refocus on them. We are open on a reservation only schedule. Generally we’re at TSPN each Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning 8 til noon, but call us first at [PHONE REDACTED] to make sure we are there or when we can meet you at another time. The TSPN is at 5020 N El Capitan off of the side street La Maude, Las Vegas, NV 89149 Park on La Maude on the North side of the street, enter at the second gate. We’d love to see you and show you what we are doing! We are a 501 3C non-profit company and we would be happy to work with you and any of your project needs. This coming Tuesday, April 20th, Thursday 22nd and Saturday 24th we’ll be hosting an “open nursery” to show you around from 9am until 12 noon. Come on out and let us show you what we are doing and what we have planned? The attached file will show you the Native Plants we currently have in stock: Others we can grow for you! In addition to providing Native Plants to the public, we offer clinics and consulting services to any of you who want help in planning your Native Plant environment? Thank you! Doyle Wayman Nursery Director with the help of my 3 partners and many, many volunteers! Devil’s Claw or Proboscidea praviflora One of our favorite native plants, uncommon, but a culturally significant plant in our nursery. doyle wayman wayrnan. doyle@qmail. corn wcyan cell: [PHONE REDACTED] Please consider the environment before printing this email ---PAGE BREAK--- The Special Projects Nursery Desert milkweed Asciepias erosa Desert Sunflower Geraea canescens Desert marigold Baileya multiradiata Yellow Bells Bignoniaceae Tecoma I Coyote Melon Cucurbita palmata Brittlebush Encelia farnosa Desert globemallow ohaeraIcea ambi Silverleaf Sun ray Enceliopsis argophyilla ---PAGE BREAK--- Showy Milkweed Ascieplas speclosa Butterfly Milkweed Asciepias tuberosa Firecracker Penstemon Penstemon eatonii Narrowleaf Milkweed Asciepias Fascicularis Rush Milkweed Asclepoias subulata Palmer’s Penstemon Penstemon palmerii Pinto Beardtongue Penstemon bicolor ..rry’s Penstemon Penstemon parryl ---PAGE BREAK--- Mojave aster Xylorhiza tortifolia Prickly Poppy Argemone corymbosa Devil’s Claw Proboscidea praviflora Wire Lettuce Stephanomeria exigua Hedge Rose Las Vegas Buckwheat Eriogonum corymbosum Screwbean Mesquite Pro” •3 pub Honey Mesquite Proposis anduIosa Mojave Thistle Cirsium mohavense ---PAGE BREAK--- Evening Primrose Oenothera deltoides 4 O’clock Mirabilis multiflora Zd Blazing Star Mentzelia laevicaulis Desert Tobacco Nicotiana obtusifolia Sacred Datura ‘Datura wrightii Yerba Mansa Anemopsis california \ ._Ij Apache Plume Fallugia paradoxa Desert Rhubarb Rumex hyrnenosepalus ---PAGE BREAK--- Blanket Flower Gaillardia puichella Arizona Grape Vitis arizonica Indian Rice Grass Oryzopsis hymenoides Chia Salvia columbariae Quailbrush Atriplex lentiformis ---PAGE BREAK--- NATIVE PLANTS OF SOUTHERN NEVADA OF INTEREST TO MASTER GARDENERS 1. Desert Plants of the Southwestern United States in Cultivation and Available. Agavaceae The Agave Family Onagraceae The Evening-primrose Family Agave utahensis Oenothera caespitosa Yucca schidigera Epilobium canum Yucca brevifolia Poaceae The Grass Family Yucca baccata Achnatherum hyrnenoides Asclepiadaceae The Milkweed Family Aristida purpurea Rhus trilobata Bouteloua gracilis Anacardiaceae The Sumac Family Muhienbergia rigens Rh us trilobata Pleuraphis rigida Asteraceae The Sunflower Family Polygonaceae The Buckwheat Family Anatomy of a sunflower head (inflorescence). Eriogonumfasciculatum Xylorhiza tortifolia Rosaceae The Rose Family Encelia farinosa Fallugia paradoxa Encelia virginensis Purshia stansburiana Baileya multiradiata Scrophulariaceae The Figwort Family Bebbiajuncea Penstemon ambiguus Cirsium eatonhl clokeyl Penstemon eatonhl Erigeron concinnus Penstemon palmeri Psilostrophe cooperi Ulmaceae The Elm Family Artemisia triden tata Celtis reticulata Bignoniaceae The Bignonia Family The Caltrop Family Chilopsis linearis Larrea tridentata Chenopodiaceae The Goosefoot Family Krascheninniko via (anata II. Cactaceae The Cactus Family. Ephedraceae The Ephedra Family S Nevada Cacti. Ephedra viridis Some Currently Cultivated. Fabaceae The Legume Family Coryphantha chiorantha Acacia greggil Coryphantha vivipara Cercis orbiculata Cylindropuntia acan thocarpa Prosopis glandulosa Cylindropuntia echinocarpa Prosopis pubescens Cylindropuntia ramosissima Fagaceae The Oak Family Cylindropuntia whipplei Quercus gambellil Echinocactus polycephalus Quercus turbinella Echinocereus englemannil Lamiaceae The Mint Family Echinocereus triglochidiatus Salvia dorrii Ferocactus cylindraceus Linaceae The Flax Family Grusonia parishil Lin urn lewisli Mammilaria tetrancistra Malvaceae The Mallow Family Opuntia basilaris Sphaeralcea arnbigua Opun tia chiorotica Nyctaginaceae The 4 o’clock Family Opuntia phaecantha Mirabilis multiflora Opuntia polyacantha var. erinacea Opuntia polyacantha var. ---PAGE BREAK--- Ill. Desert Plants of the Southwestern United States Currently not in Cultivation or not widely utilized but should be! Apiaceae The Carrot Family Lomat/urn parryl Asteraceae The Sunflower Family Enceliopsis Crassulaceae The Stonecrop Family Dudleya pulverulenta Ericaceae The Heath Family Arctostaphylos pungens Fabaceae The Pea Family Psorothamnusfremontil Garryaceae The Silk-tassel Family Garrya f/avescens Lamiaceae The Mint Family Sa/via mohavensis Oleaceae The Olive Family Fraxinus dipetala Papaveraceae The Poppy Family Arctomecon californica Arctomecon merriamii Polemoniaceae The Phlox Family /pomopsis aggregata Ph/ox condensata Phlox Iongifolia Scrophulariaceae The Figwort Family Penstemon fruticiformis amargosae Sola naceae The Family Datura wrightii ---PAGE BREAK--- Las Vegas State Tree Nursery liI ibi1 9600 Tule Springs Road Las Vegas, NV 89131 Phone: (702) 486-5411 Fax: (702) 4865449 Iasvegasn Drections From Las Vegas, take Interstate 95 North to Durango Drive exit, Fum hght on Dumarigo Drive and after approximately 1 1/2 miles: turn right on Brent to the City of Las Vegas Floyd Lamb Park at Yule Springs. No park fee requirea when going to the nursery. which is located behind the park. Drive through the park and turn left at the Forestry Nursery sign Location map and Street rn.p The Las Vegas State Tree Nursery supphes plant materials native or adapted to the Mojave Desert. The state nursery program can produce up to 200000 plants each year and has experience growing 250 different plant species. The nurseries grow 95% of their nursery stock from seed or cuttings and the Las Vegas nursery grows 30% of the plant stock for sales through the Divisions Washoe State Tree Nursery near Carson City, The nursery also provides custom-growing services Flours l)ue to Coronavirus mitigation the nursery vi11 be operating a hit differently this year. We will be offering appointment cl1r1)side pick up” of preorders on Mondays and Tuesdays. Sorry. no browsing at this time. We appreciate your understanding and patience while we (10 our ---PAGE BREAK--- 1; rye the [t:d1 a:n & ceeeie so4e. ce tin to p ret idei’ yet r 1’ots. Facial coverings are required per Governor’s Directive. Nursery Purchasing Instructions (losed all state and federal holidays We also close a few times a veal’ for outside eveits. Please call ahead. Eiigbi1ity for the purchase of plants Private landownwers: NA b23 liD Snie of p1 nt n t0 c05 tu a ae I i d )W5 The ne ‘a ehcjihilty fo d t bution of plant materials to private andowners In Nevada are: 1. The land on which the plants are to he planted roust consist of a parcel containing 1 acre or more, or 2 or more contigUous parcels owned by different owners if those parcels total 1 acre or more: and 2. The land must be entirely outside the city limits of any incorporated city of this state, except that in Carson City the land must be outside the designated urban area of the city. [DnJ. of Forestry. eft. 1i-2l79j The program is not ntended to provide 101 ciscaping materials. The ourposo of the program IS to provide locally adapted, affordable trees and shrubs to conserve and enhance Nevada s natural resources tnrough conservation soon as: Erosion control Greenbelts Water Conservation Post f re en ib h at,o Reforetaion Mine renlam hoi i ‘A/iidlife hahcst Wetland and oparan restoraUon Woodlots Plant Inventory Piease do not fill out the order form in your web browser or mobile phone, we will receive a blank form! Download the order form by right clicking and choosing ‘save link as’ or opening in your browser and clicking the download arrow in the top right. Y0LI can fill out and sign the form using free Adobe Acrobat Reader DC. ip.sjLIget.adobe.comIreader/ Las Vegas Nursery Order Form Plant Characteristics Sheet ---PAGE BREAK--- Information Video on NDF’s State nurseries ate. P.:y’ri€vt toost ho b cash, cIir;k, • DHC ‘br-,i ptv;hase !A1e •do ;e-)t Cf9C11f • . • I qaHon ramr S;,dh • ‘O:flOfl • 2aHon c.)rHier • 5 Non onLiper 1 il, — Help u uue i rsou C4 a hol p • lo q ihon r antoine 7 uU down by returning your empty growing containers to AN sizes are limited quantity. the nursery or to the Las \/eias NDF Office at 4747 \J\Iest \Iegas Drive, Please no 6nacks or flats/trays. PrHra subject to change. Local Resources for Plants in Southern Nevada: • Mountain States Nursery Plant Sheets This wer)site provdes many ann pnotos of qro\1vn at the Las \/ecjas State Tree No ser’y. • Diiplrrigation for the Mojave Desert A complete cjucle to designing. instailn. scheduhng and mantainng a drip system. Developed by the Conservation District of Southern Nevada. • Designing A Landscape System for Southern Nevada (2 ago Hanc1nt - Nevada Cooperative Extension) • Trees for Tomorrow, a Southern Nevada Guide to Tree Selection and Care-- A guide to help homeowners select and successfully establish trees. The trees listed in the guide are tolerant of heat, cold and wind, moderately fast growing. adapted local soil conditions, provide good shade, are water efficient. and low-maintenance. • Best Management Practices (BMPs) Guide for Urban Trees in Southern Nevada, Cleaner Air, Tree by Tree— This Nevada Division of Forestry BMP guide vvas developed as part of the Nevada Shades of Green project to increase awareness about the value of community trees in improving air ciuslity. and the quality of life. The guide contains BMPs for tree selection, establishment, maintenance and protection. • Our Resources for growing.plants in Nevada pg • Additional nforrnation can oe found on the Washoe State Tree Nursery. N[)n’s Forest Health Pgram and Urban Forestry_wehstes. Contact Las Vegas State Tree Nursery Click here for brochure 9600 Tule Springs Road Las Vegas, NV 89131 Phone: (702) 486-5411 Fax: (702) 4865449 Be Sociable, Share! ---PAGE BREAK--- p ---PAGE BREAK--- PLANT UST GRASS A Iaii ScEto -ì Spcicbclus ircE-es iOCi,tí3 i\ C E, H. J Common Name Scientific Name Height Growth Rate Longevity Water Characteristics FLOWERS Blanket Flower Gaillardia aristata 2’ Moderate Mod Mod C, D, W Desert Milkweed Asclepias erosa 3 Low D, N, W Golden Dogweed pentachaeta 1 Fast Short Low C, D, N, W Mojave Aster Xylorhiza tortifolia 1 Moderate Low C, D, N, W Rush Milkweed Asclepias subulata 4 Moderate Low 0, N, W Showy Milkweed Asclepias speciosa 6 Moderate Long Mod C, 0, N, W Silverleaf Sunray Enceliopsis 1 Fast Low C, 0, N, W SFIRUBS Apache Plume Fallugia paradoxa 6 Moderate Long Low E, N, DC, EG 81-color Penstemon Penstemon hi-color 3 Moderate Short Low W, C Blackbrush Colegyne ramosissima 6 Slow Long Low D, L, N Blue Flax Linum lewisii 2 Moderate Short Mod C, D, E, L, W Brittlebush Encelia farinosa 5 Fast Short Low C, D, EG, N Buffalo Gourd Cucurbita foetidissima 20 wide Fast Mod Low C, 0, F Burrobrush Hymenoclea salsola 3 toN Fast Short Low N, H, 0 California Buckwheat Eriogonum fasciculaturn 4 Slow Mod Low C, D, EG, N, W Centennial Broom Baccharis ‘Centennial’ 3 Fast Long Low EG Desert Broom Baccharis sarothroides 7 Moderate Short Low E, N, H, D Desert Marigold Baileya multiradiata 1 Fast Short Low C, N, W Desert Saitbush Atriplex polycarpa 6 Slow Mod Low D, E, EG, H, N, 5, W Emory Baccharis Baccharis emoryl 12 Fast Mod Mod H, N, M Feathery Cassia Cassia arteinisoides 5 — Fast Mod Low EG, D, M Firecracker Penstemon Penstemon eatonii 4 Fast Short Low C, D, N, W Four Wing Saltbush Atriplex canescens 4 Moderate Long Low E, S, D, EG, N, H, W Globemallow Sphaeralcea ambigua 4 Fast Short Low N, C, 0, M Green Indian Tea Ephedra viridis 3 Slow Long Low D, H, N Hedge Rose Rosa rugosa 5 Moderate Long Mod C, D, E, H ndian Tea Ephedra nevadensis S Moderate Short Low H, W Littleleaf Sumac Rhus 12 Fast Low D, W Mexican Bladdersage Salazaria mexicana 3 Moderate Long Low L Mexican Cliffrose Purshia mexicana 5 Slow Mod Mod D, EG Mountain Rush Juncus balticus 1 to 3 Fast Mod High H Nanking Cherry Prunus tomentosa 6 Moderate Mod Mod F, 5, C, W, L Oakleaf Sumac Rhus trilobata S Moderate Mod Low N, D, C, W Oleander Nerium oleander 15 Fast Long Low E, S, D, C, EG, H Palmer’s Penstemon Penstemon palmeril 4 Moderate Short Low C, W Parry’s Penstemon Pemstemon parryi 3 Fast Short Low C, D, N, W Purple Sage Salvia dorli 3 Fast Short Low C, D, EG, H Quailbush Atriplex lentiformis 15 Fast Mod Low N, E, S, 0, EG, H,W Red Yucca Hesperaloe parvifolia 4 Slow Mod Low C, W Rubber Rabbitbrush Ericameria nauseosus 7 Fast Low C, D, N, W Sand Cherry Prunus besseyi 4 Moderate Low Mod C, D, E, L, 5, W Shadscale Saitbush Atriplex confertifolia 3 Slow Mod Mod D, H, N Threadleaf Ragwort Senecio flaccidus 2 Fast Short Low C Virgin River Brittlebush Encelia virginensis 2 to 3 Fast Mod Low N White Bursage Ambrosia dumosa 2 Fast Short Low D, H, N Wolfberry Lycium andersonii 9 Slow Long Low N, W Yellow Bells Tecoma stans 9 Fast Low C, D, W Yellow Bird-of-Paradise Ceeselpinia gilliesii 10 Fast Mod Low 0, C, W Yerha Manse Anemopsis californica 1 Moderate Long High N, M ---PAGE BREAK--- SHRUBBY TREES Cat Claw Acacia Chaste Tree Coyote Willow Desert Willow Joshua Tree Mojave Yucca Mountain Mahogany Pomegranate Screwbean Mesquite Sweet Acacia Western Redbud DECIDUOUS TREES Arizona Ash Black Locust Blue Palo Verde Fremont Cottonwood Gambel Oak Goldenrain Tree Gooding Willow Honey Locust Thornless Honey Mesquite Hybrid Column Poplar Lacebark Elm Mimosa Mexican Palo Verde Simon Poplar Acacia greggii Vitex agnus-castus Salix exigua Chiloosis linearis Yucca brevifolia Yucca schidigera Cerocarpus ledifolius Punica granatum Prosopis pubescens Acacia smallil Cercis occidentalis Fraxinus velutina Robinia pseudoacacia Cercidium floridum Populus fremontil Quercus gambelil 20 20 15 20 20 16÷ 25 15 20 30 15 60 50 30 80 30 40 20 60 30 80 50 30 30 80 Mod Mod Fast Mod Slow Slow Slow Mod Fast Fast Mod Fast Fast Mod Fast Slow Mod Fast Mod Mod Fast Mod Slow Mod Fast Long Mod Short Long Long Long Long Mod Mod Mod Long Long Long Low Mod High Low Low Low Low Mod Low Low Low Mod Low Low High Mod Mod Mod Mod Low High Low Mod Low High N, E, D, W, H 0, M H, W N, E, 5, M, W D, EG, N 0, EG, N,W D, E, EG, L, N, S E, S, M, C, W N, E, S, D, H, W D, W, S C, D, N,W N, E, S, M E, D. M, W N, E, D, H EVERGREEN_TREES Arizona Cypress Cupressus arizonica 50 Mod Long Low 0, EG, M, S Eucalyptus (Coolibah) Eucalyptus microtheca 80 Fast Long Mod EG, S, M Incense Cedar Calocedrus decurrens 90 Slow Long Mod 0, EG, S, W Mondel Pine Pinus eldarica 60 Fast Long Mod EG, 5, M Shoestring Acacia Acacia 30 Fast Mod Lo’ EG, 5, 0, M C - Color, D - Drought Tolerant, E - Erosion Control, EG - Evergreen, H - High Salt Tolerance, I - Low Salt Tolerance, M - Moderate Salt Tolerance, N - Native, S - Wind Screen, W - Wildlife Koelreuteria paniculata Salix goodingii Gleditsia triacanthos inermis Prosopis glandulosa ‘Torreyana’ Populus X Ulmus parvifolia Albizia iulibrissin Parkinsonia aculeata Populus simonil Short Long Mod Long Long Short Long Long Long Mod 5, L N C, 0 E, N, S, W 5, M, W N, E, 5, D, H, W S, L S, D, H E, 5, C, L, W E, 5, C, 0, H S, L ---PAGE BREAK--- Las Vegas State Tree Nursery 9600 Tule Springs Rd. Las Vegas, NV 89131 [PHONE REDACTED] Plant availability as of March 2021 Size 1G Tpot 5G Species Common Name $7 $9 $19 15G $27 Total Acacia greg/i Cat Claw Acacia 32 32 Acacia Shoestring Acacia 65 65 Aristida purpurea Purple Threeawn 30 30 Atriplex canescens 4 Wing Saltbush 65 65 Atriplex lent/form/s Quailbush 55 55 Atriplex polycarpa Desert Saltbrush 55 55 Baccharis emory/i Emory Baccharis 411 411 Baileya mult/rad/ata Desert Marigold 491 491 Bolboschoenus maritimus Alkali Bulrush 1145 1145 Camps/s radicans Trumpet Vine 78 78 Cerc,s occidental/s Western Redbud 572 63 635 Chilopsis linear/s Desert Willow 314 112 426 Encelia farinosa Brittlebush 30 30 Encelia virginensis Virgin River Brittlebush 17 17 Ephedranevadensis Indian Tea 100 100 Eriogonum fasciculatum California Buckwheat 100 100 Fraxinus velutina Arizona Ash 492 492 Gledits/a triacanthos nerm/s Honey Locust 50 161 211 Hesperaloe parvifolia Red Yucca 73 73 Juncus balticus Mountain Rush 1320 1320 Koelreuter/a paniculata Goldenrain Tree 155 155 Oenothera caesp/tosa Evening Primrose 38 38 Penstemon b/color Bicolor Penstemon 217 217 Penstemon eaton/i Firecracker Penstemon 154 154 P/nus eldanca Mondel Pine 50 36 86 Populus fremont// Fremont Cottonwood 146 177 34 357 Populus x Hybrid Column Poplar 16 16 Prosopis pubescens Screwbean Mesquite 3 3 Prunus besseyi Sand Cherry 35 35 Quercus gambelli Gambol Oak 38 38 Salix ex/gua Coyote Willow 150 150 Salix gooding/, Gooding Willow 115 115 Sphaeralcea ambigua Globemallow 689 689 Sporobolus airoides Alkali sacaton 715 715 Tacoma stans Yellow Bells 57 57 Ulmusparvifolia Lacebark Elm 120 344 19 483 Total in each size 7954 0 1113 72 9139 ---PAGE BREAK--- a ---PAGE BREAK--- Sor4thern Nevada Regional Planning Coalition Regional Plant List . a. ‘Coooeri’ - lAroenline Mesoulte ‘rosopis chitensis ‘ c Thorniess’ or ‘Arizona’ ‘rosopis gtandulosa giandu!osa ‘.g’Maverick’ torreyana - - IWestem IScrewbean Mesautte ‘ftdiflora) ‘rosoplsx’Phdenbi-;, -osopiex ióSado T • Bradford Pear • Texas Red Od - Red Rock Oak Escarpment 0 • ‘ Holly Oak • ValievOak jercusshumarduj: .vHetI8pe’:-.: , v. ‘High Rise’- huslanceá a . 1M1301301530 S 1Mt301301530 S M1301301530 F L.M SI S1201251 L L.S M1301301530 M I I.S 13 D MI 251 201 13 M.F M L.F. 113012012 E SM L140140194 13 M 1]E 20 236 40 40 942 S.M 14. I, IPralrielFlameieaf Sumac xa ‘PUrple Robe’ . ‘ . IPurnle Robe Locust imbucus nipja ssp. cerulea chlnus molle onhora iavonica ophora secundiflora . . ‘ Texas V. ‘Silver Peso,’ ‘Sierra Silve? Silver t frrtunel ‘ . Windm Laceba - Me4cai em ‘ : Chaste itsra ‘ CatIon husfa . Mexica ttum X’4osma AND FRUIT TREES (NOT APP. ICitrus Tree rTree Tree S1151201 13 M L1401301 13 M.F 14 SI 151251 S 14 M.H L.F i1T tt Th53n 15 - - T S S 14 S M F.S M IS F,S L L,S 1is 12 85 s[lsI elkova SI 20 . I 40 10 101 59 40 I 942 121 85 $11v1191 85 S.f L L!401301530 INIYIYINININI 4 YIY M VIv ‘i I 4,root hardy 6 6 INIYIYINIVINI 4 4 9 9 M N Y Y N V N N V V N V N L,F,S H LS H INIYIYINIVINI H INIVIVINIVINI I IVjVNINIVIN3 4 I INININIVINIYI 4 L.F INIYIYINIVINI M 14 ES L IYININIVIVINI 14 INIVIVINIVINI 4.9 M ‘NI VININININI I 14 I r NIVINIVINIVI 9 YIVIVINIYIN[ i’ IiTT 7 (seeds YINIVIYIVIYI 4 YIYININIYINI NIVIYINIV N hardy KEY . . . . . . ‘ ‘ Comments: ‘ - . . . . . • = . Pahrum Tr 1 I Organicmulchrecommended - . ‘ , . - . 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LS.F 14 I YJYJ L.S I M 14 F , üiliLd IL MI 30 I 20 I I I M.F 14 143030 DS M3030 DS ak 1 30 30 5 E M,F IF. 14 i : BurOak - t170 40 94 0 S tJ F iia - ‘ ChinquapIn Oak M 30 30 5 D SM LM LI’ ‘ ‘ Shumard Oak L 50 30 “ D F M L.S — na . . ‘ ‘ IHeritane Uve Oak 14 25 j 4 M. LS H tuveOak M 35 Sv1 M, IS umac 14 20 201 M.F 1.14 L.S jL4030 DM.F M L V N IL 40 30 I) M.F 14 L,F I E S,M L,M L,F,5 N N N V N Y 7(seeds) E 5.M L,M LI’S N N N V N V 7(seeds) L.M I .igustrum lucidum 3S125120I236 S 14 S H NININIYINIVI LOCATIONS) — — — — . . - S F IGiossv Privet S 15 133 20 238 L 14 4 SI 15133EM M MI-I S 2n 236 NININI YIN V 4.9 Lysiiomawafsc’riii Fern of the Desert S 2 133 S SM L IFS N N N N N Y 4 - •lagnpiia grandiflora ‘Little Gem’ Gem Magnolia 1’ 25 85 8 F M F.S M N N N N V N 9 Matus sp. . Apple Tree 1 20 236 11 11 LS N N N N h Paulownia fomentosa. Sapphire Dragon Tree . 15 133 F M.H LF,S N N N N V V 4. 9 Pinusthunberpiana Japanese Black Pine S 10 I 133 SM 14 IS N N N V V V 9 Prunus sp. (dwarf) Dwarf FruitTrees § 8 I 59 M MR LF,S N N N N V V Prunuscaro!inisna Carolina Laurel Cherry 14 25 2 236 M L F,S L N N N V V N 9 Prunuscerasifera Purple Leaf Plum S 15 15 133 u M 14 L,F,S N N N V Y V 9 Prunusdulcis NmondTre 14 23 20 236 0 IkE lkH L,F.S N N N N V N Prunusmume JaoarieseFloweringADricot S 15 15 133 D SMIM,R LF( N N N ‘ 1 9 Punicasp. S.j5133Dj!JML.F,SY 9 ---PAGE BREAK--- Southern Nevada Regional Planning Coalition Regional Plant List Comments - Pahrum Tree List I qrgañicmuIclrcommèncid — Tri mall (5ft) ediixr(240ft) - - L(>.40ftL 3Soiciesmayfomdensethickets 0. Tryeaduous gverieen 4 1i&cóldadflowl5degreesF 0 0 - emiêergreen -r 1 livess - - ‘ e .2 - wstUwLin — 7*fscit1ed) ‘ l ‘ LrFjoweedslConesIFniit 8damaHtree a , 9i4idsaprotedsite(northfaongsite a (BVOCS) 1 Medium gh o data not - orafternoori shade) o .9 aailble o - o — 0 000000 Cl) U. Z Cl) Z z Botanical Name Common Name ‘ ui u - - in U) a .J — S .J aeaawa TREES- - - Acacia aneura Mulga Acacia S 20 15 133 E S,M L L N M V V N V N V Acaciaconslricia WhiteThom Acacia S 10 15 133 13 S L S V M N V N V N V Acacia fa’T,esiana smallii) Sweet Acacia S 20 20 236 E S,M L L,S V M N V V V N V Acaala regpii Cat’s Claw Acacia S 15 20 236 13 S,M L S Y L N N N N N V 6 Acacla schaffneri Twis{ed Macla S 20 25 368 D S L L.F V M N N N Y N V 4 cacia stenophyl!a Shoestring Acacia M 40 20 236 E M,F L L,F.S N L V V V V N N 4 Albizla Mifrissin tmosaISllk Tree S 25 30 530 13 M,F IN L,F,S N M N V N V V V Arbutusunedo - S 15 10 59 E SAl L,M S N L N N N V N V 9 &aheaarmaia Mexican STue Palm M 30 15 133 E S L,M F.S V M V V N N N N 4 Bulls capitala Plndo Palm S 20 15 133 E S M.H F,S V M V V N V N V Ceth-usdeodora - - - DeodarCedar L 80 30 530 E F L,M L N L N N V N V N Cellis occklentalis - - Common Haokberrv 1 45 30 530 D F N L,S N N N N N N N - NetleafHackbarry - 5 15 15 133 13 5 LM S N L N N N V N V 6 Cerclsocoldenfalis Western Redbud S 13 15 133 1) S,M L,M L,F,S N L V N N V V V 6 Chamaerops humllis - Mediterranean Fan Palm S 15 15 133 B S N F,S V N V V N V N V DesertWiliow M 25 20 236 13 N N F,S N N V V V N N N 6 xChitalpatasliker,ler,sis - Chitalpa - S 20 20 236 13 N L,lvl L,F N N V V V V V V Cordiabôlssle4 - - TexasOlive M 20 15 133 S SM N L,F.S N V N N V V N 4 Coiinuscoooycrla SmokeTree S 15 15 133 13 S LM L N N N N N V V V Cuiressusabra - Mzona Cvress 1 50 15 133 5 N L,M L N I V V N N V N Cupressussempervlrens Italian Cypress L 40 5 15 5 M L,M L N L V V N N V N Ebenopsis ebario (=Pithecellobium) Texas Ebony N 25 20 236 S S,M L LS V N N N V N N Elaeocarpus decipiens - Jananese Bluebeffv 1 40 25 366 5 N N S N V N N N N N 4 Erioboiryajaponica Loquat S 15 15 133 13 M Lid L,F,S N L N N N V V V 4,9 Euaa!ypfusmicrolheca CodIbahTree M 40 25 368 E M L,M S N H V V V N N N 4 EyserrhardfIa orthocarp - Kldneywood S 18 25 368 5 M L L,F N — V N N V N V Fraxinuspreggli Uttleleaf Ash 5 18 15 133 S S M L,F N L V N N V N V Fraxinus oxycarpa ‘Raywood’ Ravwood Ash N 30 20 236 D M,F N.H F N I V V V N V N Fraxinus velutina Arizona Ash L 40 30 530 13 SM M L,S N I V V V N V N 6 F. V. glabra Modesto Ash L 40 25 368 13 M.F N.H L N L V V V N V N F. v. ‘Rio Grande,’ ‘Fan-Ted Fan-TeclRIo Grande Ash L 40 30 530 13 M,F M,H L N L V V V N V N Geijera parviflora Australian Willow M 25 20 236 5 N M L,F.S N N V V V N N N 4 Glediisia friacanthos cullivsrs Honey Locust N 35 30 530 13 N N I S N N V V V N V N Koelreuleria bipinnata Chinese Flame Tree N 30 30 530 13 SM lvi L,F,S N H V V V N V N Kc.elreuteria paniculafa Goldenrain Tree N 30 30 530 13 N lvi L,F,S N H V V N N V N Lagerstroemia indica Grape S 12 12 85 13 S M L,F N L N N N V V V 9 Laurusncibilis BayLaurel S 12 12 85 E lvi,F M L N L V N N V V V 4 Leucaena retusa Golden Ball Lead Tree S 20 20 236 0 lvi Lid L,F,S N lvi V N N V N C!eaeuropaea ‘SwanHill,”Wilson’ SwanHillorWilsonOlive N 25 20 236 E S L,M L N L V V V N V N Parkinsoniaaculeafa Mertcan Palo Verde S 20 20 236 D F IN LF,S V N N V V V N V 4,roothardy Parkinsonia florida Blue Palo Verde N 30 30 530 13 N L,M L F,S N lvi V V V V N N 4 Parkinsonia Foolhills Palo Verde S 20 20 236 13 SM L L,F V lvi N V V V N V 4 Parkinsonia x ‘Desert Museum’ Desert Museum Palo Verde lvi 25 25 368 S F L,M F N lvi V V N N N N 4 Parkinsoniax ‘Sonoran Emerald’ Sonoran Emerald Palo Verde lvi 25 25 368 S F I,M F N M V V N N N N 4 Pinus e!darica MondelllAfghan Pine L 40 30 530 5 M,F L,N I S N N V V N V N Pinus halepensis Aleppo Pine L 45 25 368 5 M,F Lid L,S N lvi V V V N V N Pinuspinea StonePine L 60 40 942 E SM lvi L,S N lvi V V V N V N Pinusroxburghii Chir Pine N 35 20 236 B S,M M L,S N N N V N N V N Pisfachia chinensis Chinese Pistache 1 35 30 530 0 N lvi I F S H N V ‘1 N N V N Pisfachiax ‘Red Push’ Red Push Pislache L 30 30 530 D lvi lvi L N N V V N N V N Pisfachia lentiscus Mastic Tree S 17 20 236 5 S L L N V V V V V V 4 Pitloposrum angust,fo’ium P. ides Willow Pittosporum S 20 12 85 5 lvi L L,F N Y N N V V V 4 Plafanusrnexicanum Me ‘can Sycamoe L 60 0 942 D F IA L F S N N V V N V N Plalanus wrightil Arizona Sycamore L 80 LQ 942 D F IA I N N V V N V N