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1. Quercus agrifolia-the Coast Live Oak can be wide-spreading and up to 50 feet tall or it can be sheared into a good-looking 0- 12 foot hedge. Its smooth dark grey bark covers a massive trunk that twists with age.The leaves are rounded and holly-like. It requires a well drained location and makes an excellent shade or street tree.

2. Sequoia sempervirens-the Coast Redwood is a fast growing 50-70 foot narrow pyramidal evergreen.This stately giant, one of the world's tallest trees, needs a lot of space to grow and is excellent for hiding areas that are unattractive. Its foliage colors range from light green to deep blue green. It is an excellent landscaping tree and may be used singly or in groups. Centuries old trees have reached heights of over 350 feet.

3. Tupidanthus calyptratus-is an evergreen shrub or small tree with a single or multi trunk. It requires a well drained soil and a sheltered location. Tupidanthus resembles the better known Schefflera and is excellent for entryways or patios. It also does well in a pool area.

4. Arecastrum romanzoffianum (Queen Palm) -the Queen Palm is a very fast grower which can reach a height of 60 feet. It has an exceptionally straight trunk with bright green glossy feather-like leaves 15 feet long.This palm can be used singly or in groups and does well in a landscape with other plants. It will tolerate a wide range of climates.

5. Chamaerops humilis (Mediteranean Fan Palm)-the Fan Palm is probably the hardiest of all palms. It is a very slow grower and may eventually reach a height of 20 feet- also a width of 20 feet. Clumps develop from offshoots and leaves range from green to blue-green.

6. Trachycarpus fortunei (Windmill Palm) -the trunk on the Windmill Palm is thicker at the top than bottom and is coated with hairy looking fibers.A moderate to fast grower, it normally reaches a height of 30 feet.The Windmill Palm is sometimes referred to as Chamaerops excelsa.

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