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| With exception of the honeysuckle (which is a vine), these plants are aimed for people who are using them to create a mixed species, screen or informal hedge. Smaller plants such as the current should be positioned closer to the viewing side of the hedge, so that they are in the foreground. All of these plants are nice in situations where you are planting a hedge below mature trees (that have been limbed up appropriately). The Hazelnut and Pink flowering currant are deciduous, meaning they lose their leaves in the fall. For questions, please email me at: Nikki@cal-sisters.com For more info on defensible space see: https://www.firesafemarin.org/defensible-space | ||||||
| 9 PLANTS |
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Ceanothus thyrsiflorus Blueblossom
native
Tree, Shrub 
© 2020 David Greenberger 
© 2022 R.A. Chasey 
© 2019 Patrick Furtado |
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Corylus cornuta Beaked hazelnut
native
Shrub 
© 2017 Steve Matson 
© 2017 Steve Matson 
© 2016 Steve Matson |
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Garrya elliptica Coast silk tassel, Coast silktassel, Silk tassel bush or quinine bush
native
Tree, Shrub 
© 2004 Michael Charters 
© 2020 John Rawlings 
© 2020 Eliezer Margolis |
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Heteromeles arbutifolia Christmas berry, Toyon
native
Shrub 
© 2015 James Gonsman 
© 2017 Gary McDonald 
© 2017 Gary McDonald |
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Lonicera hispidula Pink honeysuckle
native
Vine, Shrub 
© 2022 Suzanne L. Weakley 
© 2021 Cara Wilcox 
© 2018 Diana Wahl |
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Morella californica California wax myrtle
native
Tree, Shrub 
© 2019 Michelle Karle 
© 2020 Kim Cabera 
© 2020 Susan McDougall |
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Rhamnus crocea Redberry buckthorn
native
Shrub 
© 2011 Michael Mitchell 
© 2022 Ron Vanderhoff 
© 2019 Ron Vanderhoff |
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Ribes sanguineum Flowering currant, Red flowering currant, Redflower currant
native
Shrub 
© 2020 Hunter Breck 
© 2018 Michael Kauffmann 
© 2020 Mary Conway |
