Madagascar Palm - Pachypodium lameriPhoenix's Boldest Tropical Succulent Madagascar Palm for Desert Statement Landscapes Madagascar Palm (Pachypodium lamerei) is one of the most striking and unusual plants you can grow in the Phoenix Valley. Despite its common name, it's not actually a palm it's a succulent tree from Madagascar with a thick, spiny silver trunk topped by a crown of glossy tropical leaves. The sculptural silhouette commands attention in any landscape, adding instant

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under pergolas

this giant species grows into a true tree-form specimen with a woody trunk

The banana-shaped fruits are sweet and fleshy when ripe

space trees about 18 feet on center so each canopy fills in without crowding

2+ feet for standalone specimens

bright green foliage of Sissoo Tree contrasts beautifully with the grey tones of crushed granite and concrete common in modern Scottsdale landscapes

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Backfill with native soil — a light 20% compost blend is fine

Keep away from eyes and wash hands thoroughly after contact

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Container-grown trees from Three Timbers may produce fruit within 1–2 years of planting