a tree for Sedona garden

12 years ago

I am new to Sedona and I have a nice natural garden. One of the trees in it is dead from the Cypress Bark beetle. I will have it removed and taken away. I want to put another tree in its place. What is a good hardy tree that will grow and thrive in the high desert of Sedona? The location of the tree to be planted is in the far NW corner,of the property, which in Feng shui is the most masculine corner of the property. I want a tree that will grow big and strong to support the energy of my husband. something in purple will enhance the 'chi', black, yellow or brown, or white maintains 'chi', red-to pink, white to gre, calms 'chi' Any ideas on what kind of tree would fit any of the qualifications?

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wabikeguy
12 years ago
I think the Walmart store down in Cottonwood still has some of their plastic christmas trees left over. At least they did yesterday. They're blowin them out for $9.99, and they look real purty when you put a little astroturf around them. They're drought tolorant, and the beetles won't eat them.

I am told that christmas trees do real well in the far North West. Not sure about that "chi chi" thing though....
AJBB
12 years ago
A mesquite.
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aztreelvr
12 years ago
The Arizona Community Tree Council has a list of trees with descriptions by climate zone. There are 3 or 4 choices for each zone with a photo. Many trees do well in adjacent zones so be sure to check those too. Perhaps a Desert Willow or Chinese Pistache would work? Take a look.

Here is a link that might be useful: Trees by climate zones in Arizona