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Eastmark HOA Plants
Mesa
Plants from the Eastmark HOA plant list that we carry.
Trees
African Sumac
Anacacho Orchid Tree
Argentine King Mesquite
Blue Palo Verde
Brazilian Pepper
Bubbalicious Desert Willow
Canyon Hackberry
Chaste Tree
Chilean Fuente Mesquite
Chilean Mesquite
Chitalpa
Cooperi Mesquite
Desert Hackberry
Desert Museum Palo Verde
Desert Willow
Evergreen Elm
Fan-Tex Ash
Foothill Palo Verde
Indian Laurel Ficus Column
Indian Laurel Ficus Tree
Ironwood
Italian Cypress
Jacaranda Tree
Leather Leaf Acacia
Little Leaf Ash
Mastic Tree
Mexican Bird of Paradise Tree
Mondell Pine
Native Mesquite
Palo Blanco
Palo Brea
Pink Oleander Tree
Red Oleander Tree
Seedless Chilean Mesquite
Shamel Ash
Sweet Acacia
Sweet Bubba Desert Willow
Texas Ebony
Texas Honey Mesquite
Texas Mountain Laurel
Texas Olive Tree
Thornless Texas Honey Mesquite
Tipu Tree
White Oleander Tree
Willow Acacia
Palms
Shrubs
Baja Fairy duster
Bells of Fire
Black Dalea
Blue Hibiscus
Boxleaf Euonymus
Boxwood Beauty Natal Plum
Bursage
Cape Honeysuckle
Cape Honeysuckle Staked
Chihuahuan Sage
Chuparosa - Orange
Chuparosa - Red
Creosote
Desert Bird of Paradise
Desert Cassia
Dwarf Myrtle
Dwarf Pittosporum
Dwarf Pomegranate
Dwarf Red Oleander
Dwarf White Oleander
Fairy duster
Feathery Cassia
Florida Sunset Hibiscus
Gold Spot Euonymus
Green Euonymus
Green Hopseed
Itsy Bitsy Hibiscus
Japanese Privet
Jojoba
Lipstick Hibiscus
Little Leaf Cordia
Mexican Bird of Paradise
Mexican Honeysuckle
Mock Orange Pittosporum
Orange Jubilee Bush
Orange Jubilee Staked
Petite Pink Oleander
Pink Hibiscus
Pink Oleander Shrub
Pink Trumpet Bush
Purple Hopseed
Red Bird of Paradise
Red Hibiscus
Red Oleander Shrub
Roman Myrtle
Rosemary 'Tuscan Blue'
Shiny Xylosma
Silvery Cassia
Sugar Bush
Texas Olive Shrub
Turpentine Bush
Tuttlei Natal Plum
Variegated Euonymus
Variegated Pittosporum
Wax Leaf Privet
White Hibiscus
White Oleander Shrub
White Wings Hibiscus
Wolfberry
Yellow Bells
Yellow Bells Staked
Yellow Bird of Paradise
Yellow Hibiscus
Vines
Arizona Yellow Bells Espalier
Cape Honeysuckle Espalier
Creeping fig staked
Hall's Honeysuckle Staked
Orange Jubilee Espalier
Pink Trumpet Espalier
Pink Trumpet Staked
Queen's Wreath
Snail Vine
Yellow Orchid Vine
Ground covers
Green Carpet Natal Plum
Katie Purple
Moss Verbena
New Gold Lantana
Rocky Point ice plant
Trailing Rosemary
Yellow dot
Perennials
Asparagus Fern
Autumn Sage - Hot Pink
Autumn Sage - Pink
Autumn Sage - Red
Blackfoot Daisy
Bush Morning Glory
Damianita
Desert Milkweed
Desert Ruellia
Gaura pink
Gaura White
Globemallow
Katie Pink
Katie White
Mexican Bush Sage
Purple Ruellia
Tropical Bird of Paradise
Tropical Bird of Paradise (Multi)
Grasses
Autumn Glow
Blonde Ambition
Blue Grama Grass
Deer Grass
Nashville Grass
Regal Mist (Pink Muhly Grass)
Sideoats Grama
White Cloud Muhly Grass
Agaves
Cacti
Fishhook Barrel
Native Fire Barrel Bareroot
Saguaro
Senita Cactus
Spiral Totem Pole
Totem Pole major
Totem Pole Minor
Succulents
Beaked Yucca
Beaked Yucca with Trunk
Brakelights Hesperaloe
Desert Dusk
Desert Spoon
Giant Hesperaloe
Green Desert Spoon
Lady Slipper
Ocotillo
Pale Leaf Yucca
Red Yucca
Smooth Spoon
Yellow Yucca
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
- Queen palms are allowed only in an enclosed back yard. Ours: Queen Palm.
- Citrus trees are not allowed in front yards. Ours: Arizona Sweet Orange, Bearss Lime, Cara Cara Navel Orange, Clementine Mandarin, Cocktail Citrus, Dwarf Arizona Sweet Orange, Dwarf Lisbon Lemon, Dwarf Mexican Lime, Dwarf Meyer Lemon, Improved Meyer Lemon, Lisbon Lemon, Mexican Lime, Minneola Tangelo, Moro Blood Orange, Oroblanco Grapefruit, Rio Red Grapefruit, Ruby Red Grapefruit, Sanguinelli Blood Orange, Sour Orange Tree, Tangerine, Thornless Mexican Lime, Trovita Orange, Valencia Orange, Washington Navel Orange.
Plants we sell that the list restricts
- Brittlebush: Brittlebush is prohibited.
- Desert Broom: Desert broom is prohibited.
- Dwarf Olive: Olive trees are prohibited except fruitless kinds on the Approved Plant List.
- Fruitless Olive Tree: Olive trees are prohibited except fruitless kinds on the Approved Plant List.
- Indian Rosewood: Sissoo is prohibited for new or replacement plantings after August 8, 2022.
- Pindo Palm: Palms not named on the Approved Plant List are prohibited.
- Pineapple Palm: Palms not named on the Approved Plant List are prohibited.
- Purple Fountain Grass: Fountain grass is prohibited.
- Pygmy Date Palm: Palms not named on the Approved Plant List are prohibited.










