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Basket Bush
-It has three leaflets that look very similar to
Poison Oak
Black Oak
-Leaves are large and significantly lobed
with points at the end of them
-The bark is dark brown/grey
-Leaves are shiny and bright green
Canyon Live Oak
-Leaves are flat
-There is a goldish powder/fine hairs on the
underside of the leaves
Coast Live Oak
-Leaves are dark green on top and umbrella-
shaped (convex) with toothed edges (spurs)
Coulter Pine
-Needles in bundles of 3
-Largest pine cone in the world
-Dark brown bark
Desert Ceanothus
Eastwood Manzanita
-Smooth, polished reddish bark
-Leaves are grey-green; they have a rough,
sandpaper texture
Great Basin Sagebrush
Holly Leaf Cherry
Incense Cedar
-The bark has a pineapple or
butterscotch scent
-Flattened leaves resemble wine glasses
-The color of the bark is cinnamon
brown (orange-red)
Jeffery Pine
-The needles occur in
bundles of three
-cones curve inward making them
easy to hold
-The bark is often riddled with
shallow holes
Mountain Lilac
-Leaves are bright green, smooth, and long
-Has many branches that are arching, tangled, and sprawling (like a green firework)
Mountain Mahogany
-Dark green, deeply veined leaves
-Have hairy, feather-like fruits
Pinyon Pine
-Needles in bundles of 4
-Short, stiff, prickly needles (1.5-2
inches)
Red Shanks
Sugar Bush
Sugar Pine
-Tallest pine and it also has the longest
cone—over one foot long
-Needles in bundles of 5