Tree species

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Camellia

Camellias are evergreen shrub or small trees that grow up to 20 m high. There are 100 to 300 camellia species and...

Canary Date Palm

While native to the Canary Islands, this species is widely planted in warmer areas of North America such as Florida,...

Catalpa

Most Catalpa are deciduous trees that typically grow 12 to 18 metres tall, with branches spreading to a diameter of 6...

Cedar

Mount Lebanon was once covered by a great forest where Cedar of Lebanon gains its name. These trees were used for...

Cedar Elm

Native to Texas, with small pockets occurring in neighboring states and northern Mexico. Often found growing naturally...

Cherry Laurel

Laurel belongs to the family Rosaceae, growing to a height of 6 metres and spread of 4.5 metres. Nero used the...

Chinese Elm

Native to China, Korea, and Japan, this elm species is widely used across North America due to its hardiness and...

Citrus

Citrus trees, including lemons, limes, and oranges, are some of the most common landscape fruit trees in California,...

Coast Live Oak

One of the most common and widespread trees throughout coastal California. Native to California from Mendocino County...

Coast Redwood

An iconic tree of coastal California, redwoods are native to a thin coastal band from Oregon south through the Big Sur...