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How do I choose the right shrub or perennial vine for my location? Overview Toyon fruit Personal preferences and site restrictions should guide your selection of the right plant for your location. The publications and links, below, provide details and illustrations about: Identifying a shrub or vine you don't recognize Selecting a species Associated Links SELECTING A SPECIES Choosing Plants - UC IPM Valley-wise Gardening - UC Plant Selection - UC Publications IDENTIFYING A SHRUB OR VINE YOU DON'T RECOGNIZE If you encounter a shrub or vine that you think might be just the one you are looking for but can’t identify it, take a sample of the foliage and flowers (if present) or photographs to your county's Master Gardener Help Desk Plants of the Tahoe Basin. UC. Plants of the San Francisco Bay Region. UC. Trees and Shrubs of California. UC. SELECTING A SPECIES Selecting Plants In The Nursery - UC Selection of Landscape Plants - UC Plant Selection - UC A Guide to Shrubs for Coastal California. UC. Buy Publication  Lavenders for California Gardens (pdf). UC Sago Palms in the Landscape (pdf). UC.

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