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Utility friendly tree. A hardy flowering small tree.
Utility friendly tree. Branches don't droop, and resist breakage. Trainable as a standard.
Utility friendly tree. Branches droop but resist breakage.
Utility friendly tree. Very hardy.
Utility friendly tree. Alebono Cherry is a showy flowering lawn and garden accent tree, with its graceful w…
Needs good drainage. On clay soils, plant on slopes or in raised beds.
Needs ample water and good drainage.
Slow growing. Often seen as a shrub; tends to be dwarfed but can reach 50 feet in he…
Utility friendly tree. Slow growing
Utility friendly tree. Use as a multi-trunked small tree. Moderate growth rate.
Resistant to oak root fungus. A natural varietal form is Pseudotsuga menziesii glauc…
Resistant to oak root fungus.
Branches droop but resist breakage.
Utility friendly tree. Tolerates some drought. Fruit used for jelly. Cultivar 'Lucidum' has yellow fruit.
Utility friendly tree. Tolerates some drought.
Utility friendly tree. Showy and fragrant blue flowers in spring.
Utility friendly tree.
Utility friendly tree. Branches droop but resist breakage.
Utility friendly tree. Branches droop but resist breakage.
Grows well in compacted soil, tolerates poor soils. Massive tree with invasive roots…
A tree for transition into native areas (where developed areas transition to natural,…
Utility friendly tree. Needs ample water.
Utility friendly tree. Pomegranate is a small flowering accent tree or shrub, usually multi-trunked or low-b…
Can be trained to a standard tree form. Has showy berries.
Can be trained to a standard tree form. Has showy berries.
Fairly resistant to fireblight.
Fairly resistant to fireblight. Open, wide branching.
Fairly resistant to fireblight and smog. Generally fruitless.
Fairly resistant to fireblight. Columnar form to 35 feet. Reddish-purple fall color…
Utility friendly tree. Slow growing to 25 feet. Red fall color, round headed form. Cultivar 'Rancho' has o…
Fairly resistant to fireblight. Narrow, oval form to 35 feet. Crimson and purple fa…
Fairly resistant to fireblight. Narrow, pyramidal form to 35 feet. Early fall color…
Utility friendly tree. Very hardy.
Many cultivars and edible varieties. Check with local nurseries.
Handsome tree when well maintained.
Utility friendly tree. Many commercial varieties including 'Chojuro', 'Hosui', 'Ishiiwase', 'Kikusui', 'Niit…
Utility friendly tree. Has attractive weeping form.
Utility friendly tree. Branches droop but resist breakage. Diseases and Pests not well studied.
Attractive, large, deciduous tree.
Susceptible to oak moth. Sudden Oak Death manifested as a canker.
Branches don't droop and resist breakage.
Branches don't droop and resist breakage.
Underside of leaf is silvery-white.
Branches don't droop and resist breakage.
A California native tree. Growing range between South West Oregon and Baja, Californi…
Best in deep, rich soil. Outstanding fall color.
A slow growing native oak. Commonly found on interior California hills.
Utility friendly tree. Very drought tolerant. Found in Western California and Northern Baja, California. Som…
Utility friendly tree. Very drought tolerant. This shrubby oak likes serpentine soils. Often found in dense …
This native tree is wide-spreading.
Branches don't droop, and resist breakage.
Underside of leaf is rusty or downy. Similar to valley oak, but found more commonly …
Branches droop and are susceptible to breakage.
Underside of leaf is silvery-white. Often has a prominent umbrella form.
Branches droop but resist breakage.
Golden fall color contrasts nicely with dark green conifers. Occasionally a reddish …
Branches droop and are susceptible to breakage.
A massive but graceful tree.
Branches don't droop and resist breakage.
Large acorns form in mossy cups.
Branches don't droop, and resist breakage.
Branches droop and are susceptible to breakage.
May become chlorotic in alkaline soil. Brown leaves tend to hang on the tree in fall…
Fine textured foliage, yellow fall color. Dead, brown leaves tend to hang on the tre…
Branches don't droop and resist breakage.
Similar to valley oak but not native to California. Requires a moderate amount of wa…
Narrow and upright when young. Branches out as it matures.
Deciduous tree. Half as wide as it is tall. Tolerates various soil conditions.
This deciduous tree grows to 50 feet. Tolerates a range of soil conditions.
Best in deep, fertile soil. Outstanding fall color. Leaves are lobed (7-9 lobes).
Tolerates acidic and poorly drained soil.
Branches droop but resist breakage.
Underside of leaf is light gray. Leaf drop in spring may seem abnormal, but is typic…
Branches droop but resist breakage.
Branches droop but resist breakage.
This evergreen Oak is a desirable landscape tree in southern California. Smooth gray …
Underside of leaf is white. Attractive tree. Best in deep, rich soil, but widely ad…
Branches don't droop and resist breakage.
Utility friendly tree. Takes shearing. Berries are poisonous.
Utility friendly tree. Berries are toxic.
Utility friendly tree. Berries are toxic.
Utility friendly tree. Majestic Beauty Indian Hawthorn is an attractive small evergreen standard or multi-tr…
Utility friendly tree. Is also used as an attractive house plant.
Utility friendly tree. A graceful small palm, also used as a house plant. Male and female flowers are produc…
Utility friendly tree. Needs ample moisture. Late in age blooming. Phytophthora Sudden Oak Death has been id…
Branches droop but resist breakage.
Branches droop but resist breakage.
Utility friendly tree. Suckers. Underside of leaf is whitish.
African Sumac is a dense shade tree, rather graceful with its arching branches and we…
Utility friendly tree. Branches droop but resist breakage.
Utility friendly tree. Staghorn Sumac is a very unusual small accent tree, usually as a multi-trunked or low…
Flowers are a bright magenta rose color. This is one of the showiest locusts in bloom…
Reddish bronze new growth.
Has pale pink flowers. Not often planted. The bark, leaf and seeds are known to be po…
Tolerates smog. Seeds, leaves and bark are poisonous. Has become established in natur…
Branches don't droop but are susceptible to breakage.
Branches don't droop but are susceptible to breakage.
Branches droop and are susceptible to breakage.
Largest Palmetto. Growing to 80 feet or more. Found in North Carolina to Florida.
Needs ample water. Texas root rot problem in desert.
Needs ample water. Susceptible to canker.
Needs ample water. Used in oriental gardens. Dormant or dried branches used for flo…
Needs ample water. Resistant to borers and blight.
Utility friendly tree. Needs ample water. Branches with catkins are cut in winter for flower arrangements.
Utility friendly tree. Needs ample water. Branches with catkins are cut in winter for flower arrangements.
Utility friendly tree. Needs ample water.
Tolerates some dry conditions.
Utility friendly tree. Needs ample water. Underside of leaf is silvery. Branches are flattened, twisted an…
Drought tolerant at high elevations.
Utility friendly tree. Takes wet conditions with good drainage.
Branches droop and are susceptible to breakage. Trainable as a standard.
Utility friendly tree. Branches droop and are susceptible to breakage. Trainable as a standard.
Utility friendly tree. Host of the endangered Valley Long-Horned Beetle. Takes wet conditions with good drai…
Utility friendly tree. Requires ample water with good drainage. Unripe berries, leaves and roots are said t…
Branches droop but resist breakage.
Will not take long summer drought or alkaline soil. Bark of root used for making tea…
Utility friendly tree. Also used as indoor house plant.
Utility friendly tree. Also used as indoor house plant.
Utility friendly tree. Also used as indoor house plant.
Utility friendly tree. Also used as a house plant or multi-trunked tree.
Tolerates saline soil and smog. Susceptible to Texas root rot, especially in desert.
Has spines at the end of the shoots.
Can be trained as a multi-trunked tree. Dried berries are used for decorations. Blo…
Needs ample water. Branches are good for flower arrangements.
Utility friendly tree. Branches don't droop, but are susceptible to breakage. Trainable as standard.
Utility friendly tree. Branches don't droop, but are susceptible to breakage.
Utility friendly tree. Prefers fast draining soil.
Utility friendly tree. Needs pruning for strong structure. Typically has multiple trunks, but is trainable …
Utility friendly tree. Branches droop, and are susceptible to breakage. Flowers throughout the year. Attract…
Needs ample water. Resistant to oak root fungus. Several cultivars are commercially…
Needs ample water. Resistant to oak root fungus. Tree has nearly horizontal branche…
Needs ample water. Resistant to oak root fungus. Tree has horizontal arching branch…
Needs ample water. Resistant to oak root fungus. Tree's branches point slightly dow…
Needs ample water. Resistant to oak root fungus. Tree has horizontal branches which…
Largest living organism. Some are known to live over 3,000 years. Long-lived trees ca…
Utility friendly tree. Can be used as a temporary tree because it is fast growing and short lived.
Branches don't droop and resist breakage.
Branches don't droop and resist breakage.
Utility friendly tree. Branches don't droop and resist breakage.
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