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Civano Landscape Design Guidelines
Native Edible Plant List
The following native edible plants are appropriate for most areas of
the site including front lots areas and common space. This list is in
no way meant to be comprehensive.
| Cactus |
Opuntia Engelmannii
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Prickly Pear |
| Shrub |
Capsicum
annuum |
Chiltepine Hot Pepper |
| Shrub |
Lycium fremontii
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Wolfberry |
| Tree |
Prosopis
velutina |
Mesquite (beans are edible) |
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Non-Native Edible Plant
List
The following plants are appropriate non-native edible plants for Civano.
They could be used in community gardens or orchards, rear lots and other
appropriate areas of the site. They should not be used in common areas
where native desert character is desired. Again, this list is in no way
meant to be comprehensive.
| Shrub |
Feijoa sellowiana
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Pinnapple Guava |
| Tree |
Citrus paradisi
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Grapefruit (Ruby Red, Duncan, Marsh-insure
varieties) |
| Tree |
Citrus sp.
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Citrus, all species |
| Tree |
Eriobotrya
japonica |
Loquat |
| Tree |
Ficus Carica
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Fig Tree, (Black Mission, or Brown
Turkey varieties) |
| Tree |
Fortunella
margarita |
Nagami Kumquat |
| Tree |
Laurus nobilis
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Sweet Bay |
| Tree |
Prunus ameniaca
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Apricot (Royal, Blenheim varieties)
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| Tree |
Prunus Persica
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Peach Tree (Desert Gold variety) |
| Tree |
Punica Granatum
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Pomegranate (Fleishman, Wonderful,
Tohono O'odham varieties) |
| Tree |
Sambucus
carnadensis |
Elderberry |
| Vine |
Passiflora
sp. |
Blue Crown Passion flower, AIncense |
| Vine |
Vitus sp.
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Grape vine (Flame seedless, Lomanto,
Black Manukka, Thompson seedless, Italia) |
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