Roman Myrtle palms Named for its fiery red

Named for its fiery red spines that glow in the Arizona sun

Spring (February–April) is also a good time to plant

Fall (October–November) is the ideal planting window — warm soil promotes root development while cooler air reduces transplant stress

low-water rock garden that looks professionally designed

so keep water off the leaves and irrigate at the base

Roman Myrtle palms Named for its fiery redPhoenix's Best Fragrant Evergreen Privacy Hedge Roman Myrtle Roman Myrtle (Myrtus communis) is the Mediterranean evergreen that brings fragrance, texture, and lasting privacy to Phoenix Valley landscapes. Growing 68 feet tall with a naturally dense, upright form, it creates a lush green privacy screen that stays attractive year round with minimal maintenance. Clusters of small white fragrant flowers appear in spring and summer, followed by dark