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Olea europaea "Majestic Beauty" -the fruitless olive has a soft gray-green willowlike
foliage and a smooth grey trunk which becomes
gnarled as it ages.The Majestic Beauty is smaller
than the standard olive which normally reaches a
height of 20-30 feet and produces no mature fruit.
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Pinus canariensis (Canary Island Pine) -young plants
are somewhat gawky but mature into beautiful straight,
symmetrical trees with horizontal branches.The Canary
Island Pine can attain a height of 60-80 feet. The foliage is a
blue-green in youth and turns a darker green as it
matures.Will tolerate most soils. |
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Pistacia chinensis (Chinese Pistache) -this deciduous shade tree normally reaches a height of
60 feet.The leaves turn brilliant shades of yellow,
orange and red in fall.The female tree will produce
berries if a male tree is nearby.The pistacia chinensis
will tolerate most soils and water, and grows best in
summer heat. |
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Platanus racemosa (California Sycamore) -this deciduous fast-growing native to Central and
Southern California can reach heights up to 75 feet.
Many times the main trunk divides into a second
trunk. The smooth branches are often gracefully
twisted with leaves much like a maple leaf. It is
tolerant of both heat and wind and is best used in
large informal gardens. |
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20.
Prunus cerasifera "KrauterVesuvius" -the Krauter
Vesuvius has deep purple black leaves and is the darkest
of the flowering plums. With its light pink flowers blooming in
February and March, it provides excellent color for homes,
parks, streets and median strips. It normally reaches a
height of 18 feet and will grow in almost any soil. |
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Pyrus kawakami (Evergreen Pear) -the evergreen
pear grows naturally into a spreading shrub, but is most
commonly pruned into a single or multi-trunked tree. It
also makes a good looking espalier. It is a moderate
grower to 30 feet.The leaves are shiny light green, with
clusters of fragrant white flowers appearing in winter and
early spring. Small inedible fruit is rarely seen.This tree
requires only a minimum amount of care. |
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