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...nish). ''Malosma laurina'' is found along the southern California and Baja California coasts; the name "laurel" was chosen because the foliage is reminiscent of ...he Canyon's Own Perfume: Laurel Sumac,"] [[Santa Monica Mirror|''The Santa Monica Mirror'']], Vol. 1 (5), July 21-28, 1999. Online version retrieved June 10,

|image_caption=California Black Walnut ...all) [[endemism|endemic]] to [[California]]. Some authorities (e.g. the [[California Native Plant Society]]) combines this species with ''J. hindsii''. On the

...airly fairly dense, fast-growing, evergreen [[tree]], briefly deciduous in California from February through April. The tree can reach 30 feet or more, but is fai ...0 hours. The tree grows well in the coastal and foothill areas of southern California, doing best at a slight elevation, 3 to 15 miles from ocean. It is worth at

...h cooler areas peaking later. By June most commercial growers in Southern California switch from selling fresh to selling to freezers, and then get totally out ...get overloaded with too much fruit, they cannot sweeten. In Orange County, California, berries can be delicious in February, then become watery in March when the

...pg|thumb|This grove of ''[[Washingtonia filifera]]'' in [[Palm Canyon]], [[California]] is growing alongside a stream running through the desert.]] ...ht|''[[Washingtonia robusta]]'' trees line Ocean Avenue in [[Santa Monica, California]].]]

In southern California and other southern parts, a number of evergreen species now attain more or ...summer with new and rare varieties, but they are not in general favor. In California, rooted vines of one year are preferred; and in soil in which cuttings root