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Eastmark HOA Plants

Mesa

Plants from the Eastmark HOA plant list that we carry.

Trees

Palms

Shrubs

Vines

Ground covers

Perennials

Grasses

Agaves

Cacti

Succulents

Euphorbias

More plants

Check with your community or HOA. Requirements are subject to change.

List dated 2025 · All communities

About the Eastmark plant list

List date: Revised August 6, 2025. Checked October 2026. The HOA's own document: Eastmark Residential Design Guidelines, Appendix E · Appendix F, prohibited plants.

What the list says

  • Every landscape change needs written approval from the Design Review Committee before planting.
  • Front yards need at least one plant per 25 square feet and at least 80 percent shrubs, groundcovers and grasses.
  • The front yard can have no more than seven different plant species unless the committee approves more.
  • Front yards need one to three trees depending on lot width, and corner lots need one more.
  • Plants inside an enclosed back yard that stay under the wall height can go in without approval.
  • Citrus trees are prohibited in the Front Yard Zone.
  • Accent plants (cactus, agave, aloe, yucca, small palms) can be no more than 20 percent of front yard plants.
  • Only cactus species named on the Approved Plant List are allowed in the front yard.
  • No more than two large palms in the front yard, within 10 feet of the house.
  • Queen palms are allowed only in an enclosed rear yard.

Front and back yards

Plants we sell that the list restricts