Calocedrus decurrens, Incense Cedar New Zealand which are symbionts—representing a relationship

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Leucospermum Tango

Family Name Euphorbiaeace Species Name Acalypha californica Common Name California copperleaf Native to California - Mexico Plant Type Shrub Height x Width 2'-3' x 2'-5' Growth Habit Rounded Loose Growth Rate Slow Sun Exposure Full Sun - Part Sun Water Requirement Low-Moderate Soil Type Adaptable Flower Color Pink-Red-White Catkins Flowering Months Year - Round Evergreen/Deciduous Evergreen Fragrant No Cold Hardy to 30 degrees Attracts pollinators Butterflies

Gives hints for stargazing

The foliage smells like oregano

Calocedrus decurrens, Incense Cedar New Zealand which are symbionts—representing a relationshipScientific name: Calocedrus decurrens Common name: Incense Cedar A California Native conifer that can reach a height of up to 200 feet tall and 50 feet wide! It is a slow growing tree. It will become drought tolerant if you deep soak it infrequently when it is immature. It is a great tree for bank stabilization. Best to prune in the winter. Care: Plant in full sun to part shade Prefers woodland soil and can tolerate serpentine soil Attracts