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Rosaceae Prunus cerasifera Purple-leaf plum purple leaves, small tree

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  1. 1—Rosaceae
    Prunus cerasifera
    Purple-leaf plum
    purple leaves, small tree    Rosaceae Prunus cerasifera Purple-leaf plum purple leaves, small tree
  2. 2—Platanaceae
    Platanus x acerifolia
    London Planetree
    thick, pale trunk, seed balls usually in pairs    Platanaceae Platanus x acerifolia London Planetree thick, pale trunk, seed balls usually in pairs
  3. 3—Rosaceae
    Pyracantha sp.
    Firethorn
    many small white flowers, dense clusters of bright pomes, long narrow terminal thorns    Rosaceae Pyracantha sp. Firethorn many small white flowers, dense clusters of bright pomes, long narrow terminal thorns
  4. 4—Rosaceae
    Cotoneaster lacteus
    Parney cotoneaster
    upright shrub, leaves and stems covered in dull fuzzy pubescence    Rosaceae Cotoneaster lacteus Parney cotoneaster upright shrub, leaves and stems covered in dull fuzzy pubescence
  5. 5—Rosaceae
    Heteromeles arbutifolia
    Toyon
    shrub, smooth gray bark, pannicles of pomes    Rosaceae Heteromeles arbutifolia Toyon shrub, smooth gray bark, pannicles of pomes
  6. 6—Lythraceae
    Lagerstoemia cv.
    Crape Myrtle
    small tree with one or more narrow trunks, bark that flakes off in thin crisp sheets, fruit that starts as shiny green ball    Lythraceae Lagerstoemia cv. Crape Myrtle small tree with one or more narrow trunks, bark that flakes off in thin crisp sheets, fruit that...
  7. 7—Solanaceae
    Solanum jasminoides
    potato vine
    evergreen vine, narrow leaves, clusters of white flowers    Solanaceae Solanum jasminoides potato vine evergreen vine, narrow leaves, clusters of white flowers
  8. 8—Moraceae
    Morus alba
    white mulberry
    large tree produces dense shade, large, glossy leaves, milky sap, shallow roots at base of tree    Moraceae Morus alba white mulberry large tree produces dense shade, large, glossy leaves, milky sap, shallow roots at base of tree
  9. 9—Hamamelidaceae
    Luiquidambar styraciflua
    Sweet Gum tree
    leaves that have star shape, spikey woody ball fruit, sweet smell    Hamamelidaceae Luiquidambar styraciflua Sweet Gum tree leaves that have star shape, spikey woody ball fruit, sweet smell
  10. 10—Solanaceae
    Solanum rantonnetii
    Blue potato bush
    a bush with soft, light green foliage, many purple flowers composed of five fused petals, bright yellow stamens    Solanaceae Solanum rantonnetii Blue potato bush a bush with soft, light green foliage, many purple flowers composed of five fused petals,...
  11. 11—Fabaceae
    Ceratonia siliqua
    Carob
    spikes of tiny green and orange flowers    Fabaceae Ceratonia siliqua Carob spikes of tiny green and orange flowers
  12. 12—Betulaceae
    Betula pendula
    European white birch
    smooth, white bark. doubly serrate margins    Betulaceae Betula pendula European white birch smooth, white bark. doubly serrate margins
  13. 13—Flacourtiaceae
    Xylosma congestum
    Shiny xylosma
    hedge, shrub, to tree, shiny leaves    Flacourtiaceae Xylosma congestum Shiny xylosma hedge, shrub, to tree, shiny leaves
  14. 14—Ulmaceae
    Celtis occidentalis
    Common Hackberry
    ovate, taper pointed leaves, 3 main leaf veins    Ulmaceae Celtis occidentalis Common Hackberry ovate, taper pointed leaves, 3 main leaf veins
  15. 15—Ulmaceae
    Zelkova serrata
    Japanese zelkova
    puzzle piece bark, solitary fruits, "lil green hershey kisses"    Ulmaceae Zelkova serrata Japanese zelkova puzzle piece bark, solitary fruits, "lil green hershey kisses"
  16. 16—Ulmaceae
    Ulmus parvifolia
    Chinese elm
    oblique bases and serrate margins.    Ulmaceae Ulmus parvifolia Chinese elm oblique bases and serrate margins.
  17. 17—Berberidaceae
    Nandina domestica
    Heavenly bamboo
    shrubm 2 to 3 times pinnate, purple petiole    Berberidaceae Nandina domestica Heavenly bamboo shrubm 2 to 3 times pinnate, purple petiole
  18. 18—Caprifoliaceae
    Abelia 'Edward Goucher'
    Pink abelia
    only 2 sepals    Caprifoliaceae Abelia 'Edward Goucher' Pink abelia only 2 sepals
  19. 19—Berberidaceae
    Berberis thunbergii 'Atropurpurea'
    Red barberry
    has thorns, ones in shade are more green than ones in sun    Berberidaceae Berberis thunbergii 'Atropurpurea' Red barberry has thorns, ones in shade are more green than ones in sun
  20. 20—Berberidaceae
    Mahonia aquifolium
    Oregon grape
    odd pinnate, super spiny leaf margin    Berberidaceae Mahonia aquifolium Oregon grape odd pinnate, super spiny leaf margin
  21. 21—Ericaceae
    Arbutus unedo
    Strawberry tree
    white circle flowers, red fruit when ripe, edible    Ericaceae Arbutus unedo Strawberry tree white circle flowers, red fruit when ripe, edible
  22. 22—Plumbaginaceae
    Ceratostigma plumbaginoides
    Dwarf plumbago
    blue flowers/low ground cover/spatulate leaf    Plumbaginaceae Ceratostigma plumbaginoides Dwarf plumbago blue flowers/low ground cover/spatulate leaf
  23. 23—Caprifoliaceae
    Abelia x grandiflora
    White abelia
    4 to 5 sepals    Caprifoliaceae Abelia x grandiflora White abelia 4 to 5 sepals
  24. 24—Caprifoliaceae
    Viburnum tinus
    Laurustinus
    hairy armpit, ciliate margin    Caprifoliaceae Viburnum tinus Laurustinus hairy armpit, ciliate margin
  25. 25—Plumbaginaceae
    Plumbago auriculata
    Cape plumbago
    sticky calyx, rosette (leaves come from same spot)    Plumbaginaceae Plumbago auriculata Cape plumbago sticky calyx, rosette (leaves come from same spot)
  26. 26—Vitaceae
    Parthenocissus tricuspidata
    Boston Ivy
    little blue berries, juvie leaves diff than adult, suction cup on wall    Vitaceae Parthenocissus tricuspidata Boston Ivy little blue berries, juvie leaves diff than adult, suction cup on wall
  27. 27—Vitaceae
    Parthenocissus quinquefolia
    Virginia Creeper
    palmately compound, small blue berries, fall color    Vitaceae Parthenocissus quinquefolia Virginia Creeper palmately compound, small blue berries, fall color
  28. 28—Moraceae
    Ficus carica
    Common Fig
    rough leaves, huge-deeply lobed    Moraceae Ficus carica Common Fig rough leaves, huge-deeply lobed
  29. 29—Oleaceae
    Olea europaea
    Olive
    top of leaf dark green
    bottom is pale/silvery    Oleaceae Olea europaea Olive top of leaf dark green bottom is pale/silvery
  30. 30—Pittosporaceae
    Pittosporum tobira 'Wheeler's Dwarf'
    Wheeler's dwarf pittosporum
    no flowers/fruit    Pittosporaceae Pittosporum tobira 'Wheeler's Dwarf' Wheeler's dwarf pittosporum no flowers/fruit
  31. 31—Buxaceae
    Buxus microphylla
    Littleleaf boxwood
    midrib is white on back of leaf, indentation on leaf tip    Buxaceae Buxus microphylla Littleleaf boxwood midrib is white on back of leaf, indentation on leaf tip
  32. 32—Celastraceae
    Euonymus japonicus
    Evergreen euonymus
    lots of white mildew on leaves    Celastraceae Euonymus japonicus Evergreen euonymus lots of white mildew on leaves
  33. 33—Celastraceae
    Euonymus japonicus 'Microphyllus'
    Boxleaf euonymus
    really small leaves, margin is serrate, accuminate tip    Celastraceae Euonymus japonicus 'Microphyllus' Boxleaf euonymus really small leaves, margin is serrate, accuminate tip
  34. 34—Asteraceae
    Euryops pectinatus
    Golden shrub daisy
    deeply lobed leaf, flowers look like daisies    Asteraceae Euryops pectinatus Golden shrub daisy deeply lobed leaf, flowers look like daisies
  35. 35—Celastraceae
    Maytenus boaria
    Mayten
    Pendulous branches with tiny leaves    Celastraceae Maytenus boaria Mayten Pendulous branches with tiny leaves
  36. 36—Asteraceae
    Artemisia sp.
    Sagebrush
    very short, intense smell    Asteraceae Artemisia sp. Sagebrush very short, intense smell
  37. 37—Asteraceae
    Baccharis pilularis
    Dwarf coyote brush
    shrub, evergreen, diff leaves on same plant    Asteraceae Baccharis pilularis Dwarf coyote brush shrub, evergreen, diff leaves on same plant
  38. 38—Anacardiaceae
    Pistacia chinensis
    Chinese pistache
    beautiful fall color, even pinnate compound, acuminate tip, entire margin    Anacardiaceae Pistacia chinensis Chinese pistache beautiful fall color, even pinnate compound, acuminate tip, entire margin
  39. 39—Anacardiaceae
    Rhus lancea
    African sumac
    trifoliate leaves, winter bloom, red/furrowed bark    Anacardiaceae Rhus lancea African sumac trifoliate leaves, winter bloom, red/furrowed bark
  40. 40—Agavaceae
    Phormium tenax
    New Zealand flax
    flat leaves, fold in half towards base of plant, maroon margin/midrib    Agavaceae Phormium tenax New Zealand flax flat leaves, fold in half towards base of plant, maroon margin/midrib
  41. 41—Arecaceae
    Chamaerops humilis
    European fan palm
    trunks bend over, weedy, palmate leaf, spines going up on petiole    Arecaceae Chamaerops humilis European fan palm trunks bend over, weedy, palmate leaf, spines going up on petiole
  42. 42—Arecaceae
    Washingtonia robusta
    Mexican fan palm
    no petioles, can be hugged, smooth bark    Arecaceae Washingtonia robusta Mexican fan palm no petioles, can be hugged, smooth bark
  43. 43—Arecaceae
    Washingtonia filifera
    California fan palm
    wide base, dense skirt of leaves    Arecaceae Washingtonia filifera California fan palm wide base, dense skirt of leaves
  44. 44Enter text here...Arecaceae
    Phoenix canariensis
    Canary island date palm
    leaf looks like a feather    Enter text here...
  45. 45Enter text here...Arecaceae
    Trachycarpus fortunei
    Windmill Palm
    just one trunk, petioles at the base face upwards, fibrous    Enter text here...
  46. 46Enter text here...Juncaceae
    Juncus sp.
    Rush
    cylindrical stems    Enter text here...
  47. 47Enter text here...Liliaceae
    Ruscus aculeatus
    Butcher's broom
    modified leaves, sharp like a barber    Enter text here...
  48. 48Enter text here...Liliaceae
    Asparagus densiflorus
    Asparagus fern
    low ground cover, ripe red fruit    Enter text here...
  49. 49Enter text here...Poaceae
    Muhlenbergia rigens
    Deer Grass
    flowers bloom all year(brown fluff), flowers much taller than leaves    Enter text here...
  50. 50Enter text here...Cupressaceae
    Cupressus sempervirens 'Stricta'
    Italian cypress
    Columnar tree    Enter text here...
  51. 51Enter text here...Cupressaceae
    Calocedrus decurrens
    Incense-cedar
    leaves point in 4 diff directions, aromatic when crushed    Enter text here...
  52. 52Enter text here...Taxaceae
    Taxus sp.
    Yew
    needle very flat, spiral arrangement    Enter text here...
  53. 53Enter text here...Cupressaceae
    Platycladus orientalis
    Oriental arborvitae
    leaves are flat/one plane, opposite leaf arrangement    Enter text here...
  54. 54Enter text here...Pinaceae
    Pinus canariensis
    Canary Island pine
    pom pom at tips, branches curve down, then upwards, 3 needles per fascicle    Enter text here...
  55. 55Enter text here...Cycadaceae
    Cycas revoluta
    Sago palm
    Low to ground, looks like palm, leaves like feathers    Enter text here...
  56. 56Enter text here...Ephedraceae
    Ephedra sp.
    Joint fir, Desert tea
    weedy/shrub, jointed stems, stems are photosynthetic    Enter text here...
  57. 57Enter text here...Ginkgoaceae
    Ginkgo biloba
    Maidenhair tree
    fan leaf shape, split on tip of leaf, alternate arrangement    Enter text here...
  58. 58Enter text here...Pinaceae
    Cedrus deodara
    Deodar cedar
    whirled leaves on a spur, sprawling branches, female cones look like rose, male cones look like cheethos puff    Enter text here...
  59. 59—Araliaceae
    Hedera helix
    English Ivy
    5 lobed margins, has fruit    Araliaceae Hedera helix English Ivy 5 lobed margins, has fruit
  60. 60—Araliaceae
    Fatsia japonica
    Japanese aralia
    5 to 7 lobes, petiole is very long, petioles bend downwards    Araliaceae Fatsia japonica Japanese aralia 5 to 7 lobes, petiole is very long, petioles bend downwards
  61. 61—Oleaceae
    Ligustrum japonicum
    Japanese privet
    lenticle (scar tissue) hole, spongey leaves, not much fruit    Oleaceae Ligustrum japonicum Japanese privet lenticle (scar tissue) hole, spongey leaves, not much fruit
  62. 62—Oleaceae
    Ligustrum lucidum
    Glossy privet
    lots of fruit, not always tree, translucent margin around leaf    Oleaceae Ligustrum lucidum Glossy privet lots of fruit, not always tree, translucent margin around leaf
  63. 63—Polypodiaceae
    Adiantum sp.
    Maidenhair fern
    ginkgo like leaves, black rachis, sori on margin of underside of leaves    Polypodiaceae Adiantum sp. Maidenhair fern ginkgo like leaves, black rachis, sori on margin of underside of leaves
  64. 64—Polypodiaceae
    Woodwardia fimbriata
    Giant chain fern
    large fronds, sori look like chain link patter    Polypodiaceae Woodwardia fimbriata Giant chain fern large fronds, sori look like chain link patter
  65. 65—Polypodiaceae
    Cyrtomium falcatum
    Japanese holly fern
    strong accuminate pinnae, sori cover entire underside of leaves    Polypodiaceae Cyrtomium falcatum Japanese holly fern strong accuminate pinnae, sori cover entire underside of leaves
  66. 66—Polypodiaceae
    Nephrolepis cordifolia
    Southern sword fern
    pinnae overlap, covering rachis, 2 rows of sori, kidney shaped pinnae    Polypodiaceae Nephrolepis cordifolia Southern sword fern pinnae overlap, covering rachis, 2 rows of sori, kidney shaped pinnae
  67. 67—Araliaceae
    Hedera canariensis
    Algerian ivy
    petioles red, max 3 lobes, woody vine    Araliaceae Hedera canariensis Algerian ivy petioles red, max 3 lobes, woody vine
  68. 68—Myrtaceae
    Myrtus communis 'Boetica'
    Twisted Myrtle
    densely packed leaves, branches twist    Myrtaceae Myrtus communis 'Boetica' Twisted Myrtle densely packed leaves, branches twist
  69. 69—Myrtaceae
    Myrtus communis 'Compacta'
    Compact myrtle
    leaves are smaller than myrtle, less fruit    Myrtaceae Myrtus communis 'Compacta' Compact myrtle leaves are smaller than myrtle, less fruit
  70. 70—Myrtaceae
    Myrtus communis
    Myrtle
    very dark odd shaped, calyx on end of fruit, leaves have scent    Myrtaceae Myrtus communis Myrtle very dark odd shaped, calyx on end of fruit, leaves have scent
  71. 71—Rutaceae
    Coleonema pulchellum
    Pink diosma
    tiny leaves, smells good, tiny pink flowers, wispy, always shrub    Rutaceae Coleonema pulchellum Pink diosma tiny leaves, smells good, tiny pink flowers, wispy, always shrub
  72. 72—Myrtaceae
    Feijoa sellowiana
    Pineapple guava
    shrub/small tree, underside of leaf is hairy and light, leathery leaf    Myrtaceae Feijoa sellowiana Pineapple guava shrub/small tree, underside of leaf is hairy and light, leathery leaf
  73. 73—Myrtaceae
    Callistemon 'Little John'
    Dwarf Bottlebrush
    mostly shrub form, red flowers, showy stamens, mostly male parts on flowers, lance like leaf shape    Myrtaceae Callistemon 'Little John' Dwarf Bottlebrush mostly shrub form, red flowers, showy stamens, mostly male parts on flowers, lance ...
  74. 74—Myrtaceae
    Callistemon citrinus
    Lemon bottlebrush
    citrus smelling leaves, larger capsules, larger version of dwarf bottlebrush    Myrtaceae Callistemon citrinus Lemon bottlebrush citrus smelling leaves, larger capsules, larger version of dwarf bottlebrush
  75. 75—Lauraceae
    Laurus nobilis
    Sweet Bay
    smell, dark green, wavy margin, white flowers on petiole    Lauraceae Laurus nobilis Sweet Bay smell, dark green, wavy margin, white flowers on petiole
  76. 76—Lauraceae
    Umbellularia californica
    California bay
    distinctive smell, berries at end of cluster, lanceolate leaf shape    Lauraceae Umbellularia californica California bay distinctive smell, berries at end of cluster, lanceolate leaf shape
  77. 77—Lauraceae
    Cinnamomum camphora
    Camphor tree
    fruit all over tree, scented leaves when crushed, 3 veins that meet with a gland, blocky bark, lil avocado fruit    Lauraceae Cinnamomum camphora Camphor tree fruit all over tree, scented leaves when crushed, 3 veins that meet with a gland, blocky bark,...

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