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Rhus lancea (African Sumac) Slower growing evergreen tree to
20’ to 30’ tall, 20’ to 30’ wide. Open spreading habit, weeping willow like leaves.
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Schinus molle (California Pepper) Native tree, fast growing to
40’-50’. Weeping habit resembling willow. Red peppers are attractive. Good tree for the right
location. Does have some litter that inhibits under plantings.
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Acacia smallii (Sweet Acacia) Deciduous, fine foliaged tree to
15’-25’ tall, and 10’-20’ wide. Yellow flowers in spring, thorny branches.
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Prosopsis chilensis (Chilean Mesquite) Semi-deciduous desert
tree, to 20-30’ tall by 15’-20’ wide. Nice branch structure, lacy foliage, small yellow-green flowers
in spring and summer.
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Quercus agrifolia (Coast Live Oak) Slow growing evergreen to
20’-70’ and as wide with age. Somewhat greedy roots, drops leaves in spring, while pushing out new
ones. Handsome, attractive shade tree.
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Acacia stenophylla (Shoestring Acacia) Evergreen tree to 20’to
25’ by 15’-20’. Leaves resemble strings. Very airy and see-through, open weeping habit.
Fast growing.
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