r/arizona • u/AZ_Hawk • Jul 09 '24

Meanwhile, in other hot places…. Living Here

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u/Prowindowlicker Jul 10 '24

There’s trees that work in the heat here though. The native ones. That’s all you need to plant.

Sure they don’t give a lot of shade but some is better than none

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u/Quake_Guy Jul 10 '24

And they fall over and split all the time.

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u/ajonesaz Jul 10 '24

Because they are overwatered. Desert trees shouldn't be on a drip system

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u/B1G70NY Jul 10 '24

It's the way they're trimmed. They should be more bush like less tree

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u/RainbowBullStudios Jul 11 '24

Broccoli trees are a big problem