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Italian Alder


Borers are serious problem on most alders. Roots are invasive. Grows best with regula…
Italian Alder

Black Alder


Makes dense mass from ground up. Requires deep watering. Hardy to 0 degrees F.
Black Alder

Pyramidalis Black Alder


Branches don't droop and resist breakage.

Mountain Alder


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Extremely hardy to cold. The name 'incana' refers to the white underside of the leave…
Mountain Alder

White Alder


Relatively tolerant of heat and wind in landscaped areas.
White Alder

Red Alder


Rarely found more than 10 miles from coast in California. Useful where underground wa…
Red Alder

Chinese Red Birch


Poor tolerance of drought.

Yellow Birch


Poor tolerance of drought.
Yellow Birch

Monarch Birch


Poor tolerance to drought. Resistant to bronze birch borer.
Monarch Birch

River Birch


Needs ample water; poor tolerance of drought. Flaking curling bark in older trees. …
River Birch

Heritage River Birch


Branches droop but resist breakage.
Heritage River Birch

Water Birch


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Poor tolerance of drought.
Water Birch

Paper Birch


Poor tolerance of drought.
Paper Birch

European White Birch


Poor tolerance of drought.
European White Birch

Young's Weeping Birch


Branches droop but resist breakage.

Cutleaf Weeping Birch


Poor tolerance of drought. Leaves are damaged by dry heat. Best if pruned late in win…
Cutleaf Weeping Birch

Japanese White Birch


Poor tolerance of drought. Resistant to bronze birch borer.
Japanese White Birch

Gray Birch


Poor tolerance of drought.
Gray Birch

Downy Birch


This deciduous tree has rhomboidal shaped leaves. The shoots are grey-brown and sligh…
Downy Birch

European Hornbeam


Not recommended for Southern California or desert areas.
European Hornbeam

Erect European Hornbeam


Not recommended for Southern California or desert areas.
Erect European Hornbeam

American Hornbeam


Not recommended for Southern California or desert areas. Requires a moderate amount …

American Hazelnut


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree.
American Hazelnut

European Filbert


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Attractive winter flowers.
European Filbert

Purple-Leaf European Filbert


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Attractive purple leaves. Edible nuts. Multi-trunked tree.
Purple-Leaf European Filbert

Turkish Hazel


Attractive deciduous tree growing to 75 feet. Very cold hardy.
Turkish Hazel

Barcelona Filbert


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Trees tend to sucker - needs thinning several times a year to maintain clear trunk. R…

Filbert, Hazelnut


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Cross pollination is necessary for nut production. Oval nuts have good flavor. Tree t…

Purple-Leaved Filbert


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Showy male catkins in winter. Best in partial shade in hot areas.
Purple-Leaved Filbert

Royal Filbert


utility friendly tree icon Utility friendly tree. Tree tends to sucker - thinning required to maintain clear trunk. Require another Fil…

European Hornbeam


Deciduous tree growing to 65 feet.
European Hornbeam

American Hop Hornbeam


Tree is slow growing, so planting a larger size specimen is desirable.
American Hop Hornbeam
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