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Home My WebLink AboutV--10 - Tree Removals on Leeward Laner1 U Agenda Item No. 10 October 1, 1996 To: Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission From: General Services Director Subject: Tree Removals on Leeward Lane Recommendation To retain a total of five Fraxinus uhdei ' Tomlinson ' (Tomlinson Ash) trees located at 2100, 2106, 2112,2121 and 2127 Leeward Lane, provided trees will not be subject to failure after the hardscape removal and a stress test. Additionally, direct staff to remove any of these trees, if staff determines that the trees may be unstable and will result in a liability to City. Discussion The Commission postponed the decision regarding the appeals of Ms. Sandra Glaser, 2100 and Mr. David Clark, 2121 (copies attached) until staff met with • residents of Leeward Lane. r� L q1 Staff met with four residents on September 16 to review their concerns and request§ to retain the Tomlinson Ash tree on Leeward Lane. The fact sheet that is attached was presented at the meeting to outline several issues. The most important issue that staff discussed with the residents was the potential of tree failure after the hardscape removal occurs and the potential liability to the City. Staff will attempt to retain the trees at 2100, 2106, 2112,2121 and 2127 Leeward Lane, but requests approval by the Commission to remove any trees that have the potential of tree failure at the time the hardscape is removed at these locations. A stress test will be conducted by staff, concurrent with the hardscape removal to each tree to ensure the stability of the root system. The designated street tree replacement for this street is Eriobotrya deflexa (Bronze Loquat) which is suitable for the three foot parkway. The residents were given several alternatives to the Bronze Loquat per the fact sheet and will advise staff of their selection, since a change in street tree designation must be approved by the Commission. • The property owners at 2100,2106,2112,2121 and 2127 Leeward Lane in addition to Mr. Jim Kalenbach and Mr. Mark Byers have received a copy of this report and a notice of the October 1 Commission meeting. Very respectfully, David E. Niederhaus DEN /mgl Attachments • 0 qz 0 Agenda Item No. 7 September 3, 1996 To: Parks, Beaches and Recreation Commission From: General Services Director Subject: Appeal of Tree Removal at 2100 Leeward Lane Recommendation To deny .the appeal to retain one Fraxinus uhdei 'Tomlinson' (Tomlinson Ash) tree at 2100 Leeward Lane. Discussion Staff received the attached correspondence from Ms. Sandra Glaser of 2100 Leeward Lane requesting that the one Ash tree not be removed. Additionally, staff has received telephone calls from Mr. Mark Byers of 1839 Leeward Lane requesting that no Ash trees be removed on Leeward Lane, since he feels the removals would change the character of the street. is The Urban Forester completed Tree Inspection Reports on five Ash trees (copies attached) on the street in question, and the Park and Tree Maintenance Superintendent concurred with the reports recommending the tree removals due to major private and public hardscape damage. The trees cannot be retained due to the significant amc:mt of root mass that must be removed in the hardscape replacement process. The property owners at 2106, 2112, 2121, and 2127 Leeward Lane concur with the tree removals. The designated street tree replacement for this street is Eriobotrya deflexa (Bronze Loquat) which is suitable for the parkway. Additionally, this location was identified by the General Services Department Concrete and Storm Drain Supervisor as a location which presents a liability to the City relative to hardscape damage and the location has been included in the upcoming hardscape replacement program. In addition to Ms. Glaser and Mr. Byers, the property owners at 2106, 2112, 2121, and 2127 Leeward Lane have received a copy of this report and a notice of the September 3 Commission meeting. There is no homeowners association representing the residents in this neighborhood. Very respectfully, avild E. Niede hf aus • DEN /mgl Attachments X13 In . 1't9�:'f F�f•f.. 1. 1�'iN� `,! tYi 11 y,'•�,•V l`'� ^'•I�hi'ir• ,``�ni't �f•.n.ri • '.,.,5 ' .. .IFt': �f :�, -`��' 's'i.1�E `aq .a `,'Y�irvuby��'.y C.•r si � A ;,�' f4=i� �?� „�ta�.,. .•.S�'t�� a..,,I.r .tea .. :`t;.• .. 'o-r�j2 a: „-< ?:. � - .;: ',r •� t• >: ±. .ifs }�'; §�w:..f.a ,j, . _ ..� .. 'vn :,�!4:i11 "_µ'l• j".�L•:.'t'{,%l.�, r:. :.i:T. 'rS..�� ' ^ IL tk, z. Sine D� 0112\ �ji1�}3�►+� 1 pp nd� ce•rT+w e Air� ok 1,Nj fro very i 'Mca„Sor-- we- icAaw-c\ ?�o �ctc�.s S�cceek klt e , , \,, eaS Lt e C, cAk a vjce be.-ccer-, A Sc�x�.ca G�,seC' J CITY or NEWPORT BEACH GENERAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT TREE INSPECTION REPORT Name G, fie' Address P-100 Phone Request �-i 5 -ter% �- 44x ICA / n Botanical Name Fib n.XiddS u4AD Common Name Designated Street Tree zx1,d9A74AV,& GQ ICXa. Estimated Tree Value JSIW O LaSy.S, 0a6 3$. (,S fage EX P-Y, S; v t /ce&% S a--F tcu S: f z{ ¢ -(-a zco- f A'} e- Parkway: Concrete Brick nTurf / Other Comments •%LO -f �La�- a %Q•'/La- OV;Ai. 4y /NL SS. E d! l /:/uJ,4N9 fd GGCOi+w�n • L _ V Inspected by C Date 1 : "• ! -�r' yA' Recommendati4 ' Reviewed by �s p , �` Date �iq A-�f� 7 -3/-96 .•'.� 06 -95 Y N ' r ' CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH GENERAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT TREE INSPECTION REPORT Name K, .S• ^ C.e7tC.u� C tp-o Address Phone Number Request 4; 14,f n '- AV-d _ "U- AawS A-7) Botanical Name F/f"X%NdS y4dae t�M(;d�rt Common Name // 6n �Ta�� as A. n Designated Street Tree e7j D )C4 Estimated Estimated Tree Value _ /q n 86 /? 1r 6 ifs. 6-5- �5e - �: 5 i hQ ha �V t Parkwayi^ Concrete Brick Turf Other (/ Comments /� 12Lb ;nIS�LGEran� Cevi�/ tie% 21G(xmS'r�lnY�//I� n__1�i� -a.if e= 0"'1 fi/�- /iva � ,,ce�u; ,c, vy. ✓1^A 55, �1. /lra —� w.� „✓.� °'L—dL Inspected'byQ Date Recommendation % j • IIA / Reviewed by��ti �Q,` Date cam' �ij Atk4- ??-31—f6- _w „ X57_. ._.. _... __ .. 1'” .•, . ...06-95 - �" ---�-f try: Y ' L1 CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH GENERAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT TREE INSPECTION REPORT GavtCV,� Address Phone Number n Request f1 S I� 60-11 5' ;S �✓�, X96 �s�, /�l.iw Im Botanical Name P�rX; ")JS Common Name /�t- U�n or1�;�3e� sk Designated Street Tree 61,06, -k a �a��eXa— ( /✓�iyr' Q Estimated Tree Value /9' A ( -11,5-) 90L4 -3'9, br ge A,-- fb ,�, /L.,+S Parkway: Concrete Brick Turf Other Comments C`�c �1`+n°Le_' hefuirt:N� M+�SS; re. /Ga- ot�,v;, ✓q d G�'��,�-%� -cE, Inspected by Date Recommendation , ��b�^Q � hegxw�l , / kA,v �'h l '¢ Reviewed by----.2 --j �, r a L Date 13 —j--'j 6 4hv� lw caw 3,; y. 06-95 0 ME CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH GENERAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT TREE INSPECTION REPORT Name (I • cS, C.e ri C -' . C"-P • t Address AZ W" kAj Phone Request r'n% 6 4-e-'v -pro 'ceA±±. S r'` ;S �, F6 �•`� -� �2 F � . Botanical Name F K: NHS v! c�c / Oita Common Name OM is NSB — AS Designated Street Tree lex., �J�uari3P �o9Uk Estimated Tree Value *age c K -F-a I Parkway: Concrete Brick Turf J Other Comments _6L � -z Tj&/Le, ,'y,J C�J1,�r'h ,eX -(�- ��5;•vY.. /J fiLC.t /(•0 -0?1' Y�fV.%IiNS ✓�`'a,SS�`C,' ��'�iNC, %�.-'7.� Recommeridati n• � - �' ' �^%Me:' • � n Date Reviewed by Date 06-95 Iry ->;R. �Q.- rS-`l4' ... -- -- ---° ��"`. .�, +. ✓.<_...- . --- -- -- 4� CITY OF NEWPORT BEACH GENERAL SERVICES DEPARTMENT TREE INSPECTION REPORT Address_��].%u�GUQ_ ��n4- au�yt•/. L+ R• TNUPir,. �uLCtiS '��/7%iJiut�lard.��S/n,u,\ Phone Number- all J Request_ I JS-Lk L2 0-'JQ t 96 Botanical Name 1:� A. Y. , AVS &Act4Z _ /oT (,d d� �- Common Name '/" M 1; to &T^ t /I cs k / / /n Designated Street Tree �a�-�1•� /4 &14ey (/y 3e iogpwF Estimated Tree Value /oil a 6 39, (S —� ge ��(�S VC V �yavc6- A, 40 -fYu� /bcfs, u Parkway: Concrete Brick /Turf l� � N . Other' CommentsQ- �reY -4-40 _ -but pr L ".1 W' // A c 4 9 A rte` � - -oc Inspected by Date i �- Recommenda on 4 //'JSL1A, G1 "'p/1 Reviewed by /Q, z Date f� SlIqYE -- 6, "J 0 28 -1966 I:29Ati FROM KATHERINE N. DEAN 714 548 2667 To: Fax No. 650 -0747 John F. Conway, Jr. Urban Forester 3300 Newport Blvd. Newport Beach, CA 92658 Dear Mr. Conway, .1136 Highland Drive Newport Beach, CA 92660 August 28, 1996 r Thank you for your phone call this morning concerning the scheduling for the removal of the parkway tree in front of our home. My husband and I have decided to remove our request for a hearing on the matter and would appreciate your removing that request from the docket. We are anticipating that after the tree is removed you will within• a two week period plant another liquidamber tree. T/rhaannkk� you for your attention, Katherine Dean �1 P. 1 SENT BY :RAMSER DEVELOPMENT CM 9- 3 -96 12;19 8058715916-) GENERAL SERVICES;# 1 Mr. & Mrs. David H. Clam 2121 Leeward Lane Newport Beach, CA 92660 Telephone: Home (714) 646 -4315 / Office (714) 241 -5900 Office Fax (714) 241 -5915 To: Marcelino Lomeli/ Fax 650 -0747 From: David and Shelly Clark Date: September 3, 1996 Subject: Leeward Lane tree removal Copy: Mike Pisani'/ Fax 650 -0747 We are writing to express our opinion on the scheduled tree removals on Leeward Lane. One of the trees scheduled for removal is in front of our home at 2121 Leeward Lane. We enjoy the tree and would prefer that it not be taken out. The tree is one of many that create the unique tree lined character of Leeward Lane and we are hopeful that the City, will allow the tree to remain. Please call either of us with any questions. 0 5 v 0 LEEWARD LANE There are currently 44 Tomlinson Ash parkway street trees on Leeward Lane. The current designated replacement street tree is the Bronze Loquat. There are a total of 5 trees on the street, one tree each at the following addresses: 1840,1907,1915,2115 and 2127 Leeward Lane. There is also 1 Holly Oak tree at 2006. There are currently 12 vacant street tree sites on Leeward Lane. The locations that are scheduled for hardscape repairs and tree removals are: 2100,2106,2112,2121 and 2127. The details of this are as follows: 2100 (Glaser) 2 trees, 1 remove for hardscape, 1 tree diseased and almost dead, both trees appealed to PB & R to retain trees 2106 (Carl) 1 removal, l tree retained, OK for removal per phone call 2112 (Bays) 1 removal, l tree retained, no response to door hanger 2121 (Clark) 1 removal, appeal to PB & R to retain tree • 2127 (Abbott) 1 removal, OK for removal per phone call Additionally, hardscape repairs are needed at 2118, but no tree removal. • History of Repairs: 1980, 1983, 1988 hardscape replacement on street by General Services Department, 1994 sidewalk replacement ,on street by Public Works Department contract, grinding and ramping on an annual basis by General Services. Alternate replacement trees to Bronze Loquat for 3 foot x 3 foot parkway are as follows (photos attached): Bauhina blakeana - Hong Kong Orchid Tree Chitalpa tashkentensis - Chitalpa Hymenosporum flavum - Sweetshade Lagerstroemia indica - Crape myrtle (deciduous) Cost of tree, root barrier and pl'anting'by West Coast Arborists is as follows: 15 gallon = $95, height 6 to 7 ft. 24" box = $195, height 8 to 10 ft. depending on species Tomlinson Ash Tree is no longer available in industry per attached correspondence from West Coast Arborists. Prepared by G. S. Dept. Sept. 16, 1996 y "y' 1 � �f �•� tl _. - e � h.._¢: �, III kr/ 1 Y y �yY 0. Ll • r Sauhinin blakeana bau- HEEN -ee -uh blayk- ee- AH -nuh (Hong Kong Orchid Tree) Fabaceae (Leguminosae) (Legume family) Origin: Southern China Species characteristics: Form - Partially deciduous for a short period of time. Small, sprawling, um- brella type.growth habit to 20'. Informal with showy flowers. Trunk - Dark gray coarse bark. Foliage - Leaves -are gray green, twin- lobed, deeply cleft, 6" long and as wide, tending to drop around bloom time,$ut not completely defoliating. The "twin leaved" appearance is actually twin lobes. Flowers /fruit - The 5 - 6" long and as wide flowers bloom in winter. Shaped like some orchids, variable colors range from cranberry maroon through purple and rose to pink, often with white throats. No significant pest problems except leaf spots. Site suitability: Sunset zones - 13, 19, 21 and 23. Clearances - Suitable for 2 - 3' parkways or 3 x 3' cutouts and under utility lines. Corresponds to class C on STS chart. Good for streetsides, medians, parks and lawns. Culture considerations: Removal of seed pods will enhance growth. Comment, notes: i r f } i 18 i r j� \� . }\ d ~ \} 4 � � \ } \ �� g § % ji IAA / \ � (� } ! � \ � m@m #2 ■k ■�,' � ƒ &�� t L iy j 1 Chitalpa tashkelttetlsis* chi- TAL -pa tosh- ken - TEN -sis (Chitalpa) Bignoniaceae (Bignoniafamily) Origin: Tashkent, Uzbekistan Species characteristics: Form - Deciduous. Informal, floriferous, rapidly growing medium -sized tree, ' spreading or slightly upright to 20 - 30', with equal spread. Ascending branches form broadly oval crowns. Trunk - Smooth light gray becoming darker and roughened with age. Foliage - Narrow pointed, 4 - 7" leaves are prominently, veined on undersides. Flowers/fruit - Abundant compact terminal clusters of 15 - 40 large 1" trumpet- like flowers from white to pink bloom over a very long season, May to No- _ vember. Flowers at 3 - 4 years of age. Does not produce pods, as do both parents, since it is a sterile hybrid. Cultivars - "Morning Cloud ", an upright and vigorous tree with very pale pink to white flowers. "Pink Dawn" is smaller with light pink flowers and more spreading growth. • i Significant pest problems are mildew and aphids. Site suitability: Sunset zones - 3 -24. Will tolerate frost and some freezing. Clearances - Suitable for 2 - 3' parkways or 3 x 3' cutouts and under utility lines. Corresponds to class C on STS chart. Good for streetsides, medians, parks and lawns. Culture considerations: Flowers wither and dry while on tree, so are not a pedestrian hazard. -- Drought tolerant, single- trunked tree often producing sprouts at base. Resis- tant to high winds. • 0 Comments, notes: *Hybrid: Catalpa bignonloides X Chilopsis linearis 50 i P t ca \� � . � \/ ~`�,/ 4- " -V M11"i / /� :� \� � . � \/ ~`�,/ 4- " -V M11"i /lymenosporum flnvum hye- men- AHS- por -um FLAY -vum (Sweetshade) Chart: C55 Pittosporaceae (Pittosporum family) Origin: Australia (New South Wales and Queensland) Species characteristics: Form - Evergreen. Erect slender tree with branches whorled around the trunk in tiers. Slow to moderate growth to 40' with a 15 - 20' spread. Trunk - Smooth gray bark. Foliage - Glossy dark green leaves are 2 - 6" long, 1 - 2" wide with finely pointed tips, crowded toward ends of branchlets. Flowers /fruit - Loose, terminal clusters of tubular flowers are cream colored, deepening to a golden yellow with a red - marked throat. Blooms from spring into summer and have the strong fragrance of orange blossom. Fruit is a 1" long stalked capsule with many winged seeds. No significant pest problems. • Site suitability: Sunset zones - 8, 9 and 14 - 23. n U I Clearances - Suitable for 2 - 3' parkways or 3 x 3' cutouts. Good for streetsides, medians, parks and lawns. Attractive in small groves. Culture considerations: Should have good drainage and occasional deep watering. Branches spread out in almost equal threes, creating weak crotches. Protect from coastal winds. Can tolerate light shade. Comments, notes: 82 _ F t I r 0 0 11 • Comments, notes: E9 { t 3 Lngerstroemia indices lah- ger- STRO- mee -uh !,{ IN- dih -kuh ? (Crape Myrtle) Chart:: D62 !; Lythraceae (Loosestrife family) Origin: China, 1759 e Species characteristics: f� Form-Deciduous. Variable, vase - shaped or domed small tree. Fast growing in hot areas to 25' tall with a 20' spread. Trunk - Very attractive with smooth gray or light brown bark which flakes off to reveal dramatic, smooth pinkish inner bark. Foliage - Spring foliage is light green tinged bronze red. Mature leaves are I- 21' long, oval, deep glossy green. Fall foliage varies with cultivars from yellow to orange and red. - Flowers /fruit - Crinkly 1 1/2" flowers, home in slightly conical clusters 6 - 12" long at ends of branches. Colors vary from white through pinks, reds and pur- ples, June through September, with very showy flowers for the long summer blooming period. Clusters of seed capsules, home on twiggy end branches per- sist through winter. Cultivars - Over 30 cultivars are available. Some are more resistant to mildew f • than others. L. indica x L. fauriei has-been used successfully in areas with coastal influence. Significant pest problem can be powdery mildew. ( Site suitability: l� Sunset zones - all Clearances - Suitable for 2 - 3' parkways or 3 x 3' cutouts and under utility I lines. Good for streetsides, medians, parks and lawns. Culture considerations: l `- Best in hot inland and interior valleys. Full sun. Water infrequently -but - _ _ _- deeply. Drought tolerant once established. Tendency to chlorosis or marginal I leaf bum in alkaline or saline soil. May need occasional leaching or applica- h = -- �� tion of iron. Use extreme care as bark is fragile. i • Comments, notes: E9 9 -13 -1996 7:09AM FROM P.1 t t- • • facsimile T R AN S M I T T A L To: MarcgLomeli O£: City of Newport Beach Pages: 1, including this cover sheet, Date: September 11, 1996 Marcie I have researched the availability of the Tomlinson Ash using the internet and contacting a number of local nurseries, including Tomlinson Select Nursery in Vista (the nursery who developed this hybrid specie) and no one seems to stock this particular specie anymore. included in this fax I' have sent you a copy of the Plant Search form which I downloaded from the internet, it does not list the Fraxinus ultdei `Tomlinson' meaning that none of the nurseries.that belong to their publication stock- the tree. Since Keith Hennig �v From the desk of... Keith Hennig West Coast Arborlsts, Inc 9 -13 -1995 7.10AM FROM P-2 4 • • • D -F Trees page 1 of 11 0 0/1 Z mF TREES, SHRUBS, GROUND COVERS, VINES, PERENNIALS, ANNUALS, CACTI & SUCCULENTS The listings are grouped according to their botanical name. D -F Dalbergia sissoo - NCN RC Green Desert SO 15G - - Dalea c. "Sierra Gold" - NCN AZ Mountain States - 1G - - Dales f. "Sierra Negra" - NCH AZ Mountain States - SG - Dalea greggi - Trailing Indigo Bush AZ Mountain States - 1G - - Dales sp- - NCN RC RGM & N - 5G - - Dasylirion longissimum - Grass Palm $A Sari Marcos - 5G - - SA San Marcos - 150 - - LA Willie Estrada 125 14 "B 2' 3' Dasylirion sp. - NCN RC ROM & N - SG - - AZ Mountai-a States - $G - - Dasylirion wheeleri - Blue Desert Spoon SA San Marcos - SG - SA San Marcos - Delosperma "Alba" - Iceplant LA Better Growers - - - - Delosperma sp. - Iceplant SD Barcelo's - FL - - Deadomecon harfordii - NCN SA San Marcos - 5G - - Dendrobium - Orchid VC The Orchid Park - 4 11P 1 spike - VC The Orchid Park - 4 "P 2 Spike - VC The Orchid Park - 4 "P i Spike - VC The Orchid Park - 4 "P 2 Spike - VC The Orchid Park - 6 11P 1 Spike - VC The Orchid Park. - 6 "P 2 Spike - Deschampsia C. 'Susan's Choice' - Tufted Hairgrass s0 Cornflower Frm 90 1G - - Deschampsia caespitosa - Fairy °s Joke $D McGregor Plant 4200 #lGRT - - MT Native Revival - 1G - - Diascia "Ruby Field" - NCX SD EuroAmerican - 4 0P - - LA Magic Growers - - Diascia "Ruby Fields" - Twinspur SD EuroAmerican - L - - Dicksonia antarctica - Tasmanian Tree Fern SA San Marcos - 5G - - SA San Marcos •• 15G - - LA Green West 100 15G - - SA San Marcos - 24 11B - - Dierama p. 'Silver Dawn' - Fairy Wand 80 Cornflower Frm 168 10 - - Dierama pulcherrimum - Fairy Aland 29.00 2.25 8.00 2.25 OR OR OR OR OP. 2.25 OR OR. OR OR OR 16.00 18.00 11.50 14.so 14'.50 17.00 2.85 1.25 OR OR 2.60 0.38 OR OR OP. OR 3.00 '7.ci.no Ah? g -13 -'1996 7:1OAM FROM P.3 D -F Trees Page 10 of 11 Fouquieria splendens - Ocotillo • RC Green Desert 100 - 6' -8' BRT 28.00 RC Price's Nursery - FD $'+ - OR RC Price's Nursery - FD 10' - OR Fragaria chiloensis - wild strawberry LA Better Growers - - - - OR SO Big Oak Nursery - FL - - OR LA Theodore Payne 50 10 - OR Frageria californica - Wood Strawberry MT Native Revival - IG - - OR Fraxinus "Fan Tex" - NCN VC Baron Brothers - ISO - - OR VC Baron Brothers - 24 11B - - OR VC Baron,Brothers - 36 1'B - - OR Fraxinus greggii - NCN RC RGM & N - SG - - OR Fraxinus latifolia - Oregon Ash So Cornflower Frm 800 SS - - 0.70 s0 Cornflower Frm 60 DP - 3.05 Fraxinus o. "Raywood" - Raywood Ash VC Baron Brothers - ISO - - OR RC JO Dan Farms - ISO - - OR RC Jo Dan Farms - 24 11B - - OR VC Baron Brothers 24 11B - - OR VC Baron Brothers - 36 "B - - OR VC Baron Brothers - 48 "B - OR Fraxinus uhdei - Shamal Ash VC Baron Brothers - ISO - STD OR VC Baron Brothers - 24nB, - STD OR RC Jo Dan Farms - 24 11B - - OR VC Baron Brothers - 36 "B - STD OR VC Baron Brothers 48 "B STD OR • _ VC Baron Brothers " = 60 B STD OR Fraxinus v. "Modesto" - Modesto Ash 'RC Jo Dan Farms - 24 0B - - OR LA Rolling Hills - 24 11B - - OR Fraxinus v. "Rio Grande" - Fan -Tex Ash AC B & B Nrsrytwn - ISO - - OR RC Topper Chase - 36 11B - STD OR RC Upper Chase - 48 11B - STD OR Fraxinus velutina - Arizona Ash VC Baron Brothers - 15G - - OR RC B & B Nrsrytwn - 15G - - OR RC Jo Dan Farms - 24 11B - - OR RC ROM & N - 2411'8 - - OR VC Baron Brothers - 241T - - OR VC Baron Brothers - 36 11B - - OR RC R -GM & N - 48 11B - - OR Fraxinus.u. "Majestic Beauty" - NCN RC Upper Chase - 48 "B - STD OR Fremontodendron ncalifornia Glory" - NCN SA San Marcos - SG - - OR SO Cornflower Frm 40 SG - 12.75 Fremontodendron "Ken Taylor" - NCN s0 Cornflower Frm 43 SO Fremontodendron "Pacific sunset" - NCN VC Matilija Nursery - SG - - 12 SO Cornflower Frm 40 SG Fremontodendron californioum - California Flannel Bush MT Assured Growers i0 SG - OR Fremontodendron mexieanum - Flannel Bush VC Matilija Nursery - 1(; _ _ 4 SA San Marcos - gG _ OR • Fuchsia "Annabelle Stubbs" - California dreamer Fushia l SD EuroAmerican - L - - 0.34 1 Fuchsia "Archie Owen" - NCN SD BurOAmerican - L• - - 0.34 Fuchsia "Bella Rosella" - NCN 9/13/96 7:51:12 AM