35. Eriobotrya japonica
 Loquat

 36. Eucalyptus spp.
 Eucalyptus

 37. Ficus spp.
 Fig
 38. Gordonia lasianthus
 Loblolly Bay

 39. Grevillea robusta
 Silk-Oak

 40. Guaiacum sanctum
 Lignum-Vitae
 41. Hibiscus spp.
 Mahoe

 42. Ilex spp.
 Holly
 43. Jacaranda acutifolia
1Jacaranda


 44. Juniperus spp.
 Red Cedar

 45. Koelreuteria formosana
 Goldenrain-Tree
 46. Lagerstroemia spp.
 Crape-Myrtle

 47. Ligustrum lucidum
 Glossy Privet


NCS BLEV 25' White
 Late
 Fall


 S BLEV


 CS BLEV

 NC BLEV


 CS BLEV


 S BLEV

 S BLEV


NCS BLEV

 CS Semi-
 ev


NCS Conifer


NCS Decid.

NCS Decid.


 NC BLEV


48. Liquidambar styraciflua NCS
 Sweet Gum


Avg.


30-60' Variable Avg. to
 Summer Dry


40-100'

 60'


 100'


 25'

35-80'


40-50'

 50'



 50-100'


 40'

 20-60'


 25'


Incon- Any
spicuous
White Moist,
Spring & Fert
Summer
Yellow & Dry,
Orange Sandy
Spring
Blue Avg.
Summer
Yellow Avg. to
or red sandy
Summer
White Avg.
Spring
Lavender Avg. to
blue sandy
Late Spring
Early Summer
Incon- Any
spicuous

Yellow Any, alk.
Fall
Various Any
Spring
Summer
White Any
Spring
Summer


Decid. 100' Incon-
 spicuous


IX


X X


X X


IX


Excellent edible fruit


Rapid growing only
Eucalyptus robusta is
highly salt tolerant
Most species provide
dense shade




Subject to wind damage





Fast growing


Tolerates neglect

Recovers rapidly from
frost injury


Attractive to birds;
tolerates neglect; difficult
to transplant
Drought resistant, wind
resistant
Old-fashioned planting


Sometimes confused with
Ligustrum japonicum

Difficult to transplant