The photo is of a plant being used as a hedge, in an urban landscape situation. It is over 6 feet high. It has a main trunk of 1 to 2 inches surrounded by many smaller woody shoots.
thanks for your help
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Indian Hawthorne?
Could it be one of the varieties of Indian Hawthorne?
I have a Sunset garden book in the garage at home and will look for it later.
I have a Sunset garden book in the garage at home and will look for it later.
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maybe a
plumaria?
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It's not poison oak.
Who cares?
Who cares?
Clark E. Stoner, PE, PLS
Bear Flag Engineering, Inc.
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Santa Cruz County
tel. 707.996.8449 (Sonoma) or 831.477.9215 (Santa Cruz)
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Bear Flag Engineering, Inc.
Sonoma County
Santa Cruz County
tel. 707.996.8449 (Sonoma) or 831.477.9215 (Santa Cruz)
clark@bearflagcivil.com