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C =COLORSHRUB V =VINE G =GROUNDCOVER S =SMALL M =MEDIUM(15'-25'fortrees;30"-4'shrubs) L =LARGE Ungnadia speciosa XVitexX an Punica X Prosopis velutina X Prosopis pubescens X ohr eudfoa'ivrPs'TxsMuti arl1-0 -0 S 8-10' 15-20' Mountain Texas Laurel Sophora secundiflora 'SilverPeso' X Sophora secundiflora X Tipuana tipu X X Acacia willardiana Acacia X XL X Leucaena retusa Leucaena X X yioamcohlav hrbr Desert Fern Lysiloma microphylla v. thornberi X Forestiera neomexicana X X Acacia greggii X Prosopis ni X Prosopis X Prosopis chilensis X Cercidium floridum X X Thevetia peruviana X Chitalpa Cordia boissieri MexicanRedbud X Chitalpa tashkentensis hybrid X Chilopsis linearis X Cercis canadensis mexicana v. X Cercidium praecox X Cercidium microphyllum X Canotia holacantha X Caesalpinia mexicana X XOlne X Dalber X ahnacnet Lnrods Pink Orchid Tree Bauhinia congesta 'Lunarioides' X Bauhinia congesta X Caesalpinia cacalaco X ccaaysnc bsiinAai 0-5 02'MP M 20-25' 20'-25' Abyssinian Acacia X Acacia abyssinica X Acacia craspedocarpa X Acacia constricta X Prosopis alba'Phoenix' X Pithecellobium pallens X Pithecellobium mexicanum X X Pithecellobium flexicaule v. thorny Texas Ebony Texas Pithecellobium flexicaule thorny v. X X ecdu Dsr uem H Cercidium 'Desert Museum' X X Acacia schaffneri X Acacia saligna X X Design &Construction Manual A D W R Lagerstroemia indica Jacaranda mimosifolia Nicotiana Malus 'Veitchii' Eysenhardtia orthocarpa Fraxinus Robinia neomexicana A A A A A A A A A A TREES Parks. The plantsarelistedbytypeandwhatzonetheymaybeusedin. The followingisalistofallplantmaterialsapprovedforusewithin The y pple 'Anna' lbizia tortillia cacia smallii cacia cacia roemeriana ri cacia cacia crassifolia cacia cacia berlandieri cacia aneura siloma candidum y a tesota (up to15'fortrees;up30" (> 25'fortrees;>4'shrubs;>5'accents) g j g g ulibrissin ia sissoo g g errardii NAME BOTANICAL aau Wnefl Pome ranatum 'Wonderful' g us-castus g idula g re landulosa 'Maverick' Texas Hone Texas landulosa 'Maverick' g lauca ra gg ( ii farnesiana June 2002 The Parks ) Kidneywood New Mexico Locust MexicanBuckeye Palo Blanco Palo Umbrella Thorn Umbrella MexicanEbony Mimosa Native Mesquite Tipu Tree Cascalote CrapeMyrtle Black-brush acacia Sissoo Tree ea onanLue 52'81'SAF123P 1,2,3 F A S 8-10' 15-20' MountainTexas Laurel Blue Palo Verde Yellow Oleander S 6'-12' Foothills Palo Verde 10'-15' MexicanBird Paradise of Tree TobaccoTree nccoOci re6-2 '1'S 6'-12' 6'-12' Anacacho Orchid Tree Berlandier Acacia Jacaranda Tenaza Ba Crabapple ScrewbeanMesquite DesertOlive Gra Chilean Mesquite DesertWillo Palo Brea Crucifixion Thorn Butterfl Mul Golden Ball Lead Tree Lead Ball Golden Littleleaf Ash Black Mesquite Catclaw Acacia Chaste Tree A A A Sweet Acacia Roemer AcaciaRoemer Leatherleaf Acacia Whitethorn Acacia Ironwood Twisted Acacia AcaciaWillow nacahuita nna Apple Tree r y g brid Palobrid Verde j a L entine Mesquite g y -thorn Acacia a g COMMON NAME COMMON y ranate y siloma -leaf Acacia y w Mesquite P =PRIVATE 3 =ROWHOMEFRONTYARD IN 2 =ROWHOMEFRONTYARD IN 1 =ROWHOMEFRONTYARD INPARCEL G-1 F =FRONTYARD S =STREETSCAPE A =ALLEY '8 i.6-'mn S 6'-8' min. 6'-8' min. 8 a.3-0 S 3'-10' 18' max. 0-0 5-5 M 15'-25' 20'-30' 0-0 0 L 30' 20'-30' 5-0 0-0 L 30'-60' 25'-40' 0-0 0-0 P 1 F A M 20'-30' 20'-30' 5-0 5 M 15' 15'-20' 0-0 0 L 40' 20'-40' 5-5 0-0 M 10'-20' 15'-25' 5-0 5-0 L 15'-30' 25'-40' 0-5 '9 S 7'-9' 10'-15' 5-0 2 , T P 1,3 F A M 12' 15'-20' 0-0 0-0 S 10'-30' 10'-30' 0-5 1'1' S 10'-15' 10'-15' 0-0 0-0 L 20'-30' 20'-30' 0-5 1'2'M 15'-25' 20'-25' 5-0 5-0 M 15'-20' 15'-20' 0-0 0-0 M 10'-30' 10'-30' 5-5 5-5 M 15'-25' 15'-25' '1'6-2 S 6'-12' 6'-12' '1'5-5 S 5'-15' 5'-15' 5 5 S 15' 15' 0 5 M 25' 20' 0 0 P 2 A M 10' 20' 0 0 X X X X N P 3 F A L M 30' 20' 30' 20' 5 0 M 20' 25' 5 5 S 15' 15' 5 5 S 15' 15' 0 5 L 25' 30' 0 0 L 30' 30' L 30'-40' 30' 0 0 M 20' S 20' 10' 15' 5 0 M 20' 15' 5 5 S 15' 15' 5 5 S 15' 15' 0 0 L 20' 30' 2 'S 8' 12' 0 5 S 15' 10' 0 5 M 25' 20' 0 5 M 25' 20' 8 0 M 10' 18' 0 0 M 20' 20' 5 5 M 15' 25' 5 5 M 25' 25' 0 0 L 30' 30' 0 '1'S 5'-10' 10' 0 0 S 10' 10' S 15' 15' 0 5 S 15' 10' 0 0 L 30' 30' 5 0 M 20' 25' 0 2 M 12' 20' MATURE SIZE SIZE MATURE (H x W) x (H SIZE PARCEL G-3 PARCEL G-2

COLOR SHRUB A A A A A A A A A ALLEY , P 1,2 F , T P 2,3 F P F P 1 F T P F N P F P F , P 1,2 F ,, P 1,2,3 F P F P F P F P 3 F P F P 2 T F P F P F P 2 F P F P F P F , P 1,2 F ,, P 1,2,3 F N P 3 F P F 1,3F XXXX T P F1,2,3P P FP F FPT N F P F3P F1,2,3PF1,2,3P FRONTYARD ZONES P 2 P 1 ROWHOME rowhome frontyardshrubs. streetscape zoneplans.Colorshrubsrefertofrontyard and planted accordingtoparcel,park,orrowhome location. Referto NOTES: Thestreetscapezonesindicatewhich speciescanbe FRONTYARD P P P P P P P P N P T P P P P P P P P PRIVATE (ENCLOSED)

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FRONTYARD ROWHOME ROWHOME NOTES: The streetscape zones indicate which species can be planted according to parcel, park, or rowhome location. Refer to streetscape zone plans. Color shrubs refer to frontyard and rowhome frontyard shrubs.

ZONES FRONTYARD

F 1,2,3 P FP F 1,2,3 P F 1,2,3 P F 1,2,3 P FPX 13 T F1,3P FPN FPN FPN F 2,3P F2,3P F 1,2,3 P T X X X X X X X FP FP F 1,2,3 P T F 3 P T X FP FP F 1,2,3 P F 1,2,3 P T F 1,2,3FPN P F 2,3 P F 1,2,3 P F 1,2,3 P F 1 P FPT F 1,2,3 P F 1,2,3 P T F 1,2,3 P F 1,2,3 P F 1,2,3 P X X X X X X X F 1,2,3 P FP F 1,2,3 P F 2,3 P F 2,3 P ALLEY

A A A A A A A COLOR SHRUB COLOR SP PARCEL G - 1 PARCEL G - 2 PARCEL G - 3 PARCEL SIZE ' 5 - 3 (H x W) x (H ' 3' 4' S 6' 6' L 1' 1' S 8' 5' L 2' 2' S 1' 1 1/2' S 4' 2' S 6' 6' L 3' 3' S 5' 6' L 3' 3' S 1' 2' S 2' 2' S A F1,2,3P TX 4' 5' L 3' 3' S 1' 3' S 3' 3' S A F 1,2,3 P T X 2' 4' S 2'2' 4' 1/2' S S 6' 5' L 4' 3' L 1' 1' S 3' 2' S 1' 1/2' S 6' 6' L 3' 4' S A F 2,3 P MATURE SIZE 15' 10' L 10' 4' L 10' 4' L 40' 2' L A F P N 15' 10' L 15' 10' L 10' 6' L 1/2' 1/2' S 1/2' 1' S 3-5' 6-8' L 3-6' 3-6' S 3-4' 3-4' S 1 1/2' 3' S 1 1/2' 2' S 3 1/2' 4' S A F 1,3 P T 1 1/2' 2' S A F 1,2,3 P 1 1/2' 1 1/2' S 1 1/2' 3' S VARIES VARIES S 1 1/2' - - 4'1 1/2' 2-4' S 6-8' max. 3-4' L A = ALLEY S = STREETSCAPE F = FRONTYARD IN 1 = ROWHOME FRONTYARD IN 2 = ROWHOME FRONTYARD IN 3 = ROWHOME FRONTYARD P = PRIVATE ave g ave ave o3 g g ave g g ave g Plant Plant y era A era y COMMON NAME COMMON g tail Palm o Palm y er Aloe er g ave ave g loe Ghost Agave Ghost Pon Bulbine Fire Barrel Hohokam A A Ag Ag Agave Desert Milkweed Desert Smooth-leaf A Smooth-leaf Centur A Desert de Leon Rabo Agave Toumey’s Night Blooming Cereus Blooming Night 12-18' 15' L Candelilla Red Hesperaloe Red Cactus Senita Agave Golden Barrel Cactus Barrel Golden HedgehogEngelmann's Cactus Rainbow 1 1/2' 3' S A F P N Hildmann’s Cereus Hildmann’s Euphorbia Sa Aloe Vera Aloe Ti Coral Aloe Octopus A Octopus Queen Victoria Agave Victoria Queen 1 1/2 2'- 2'- 1 1/2 S Mediterranean Fan Palm Fan Mediterranean 10-20' 20' L Crown of of Thorns Crown Mexican Sa Mexican Parry's Parry's Agave Ocotillo Hesperaloe Coahuilan wnfoee gv -'23 S 2-3' 2-3' Agave A F 2,3P XXXXXXXXXXXX Twin-flowered Pincushion Cactus Pincushion Saguaro Pencil Bush Pencil Gopher Plant Gopher Umbrella Plant Umbrella Spoon Desert Green Blue Elf Elf Aloe Blue Fishhook Barrel Desert Spoon Desert NCN ht' Schidi ht' g o Deli g philitica i y y era 'Duran era rsinites y g BOTANICAL NAME BOTANICAL (> 25' for trees; >4' for shrubs; >5' for accents) (up to 15' for trees; up to 30" for lirion wheeleri lirion Page 82 Page y ave vilmoriana ave weberi ave ave desmettiana ave murphe ave ocahui ave schidi ave stricta ave ave americana ave deserti ave cas revoluta alternifolius perus y y

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Beaucarnea recurvata Echinocereus pectinatus v. v. pectinatus Echinocereus rigidissimus C C Euphorbia milii Euphorbia Dioon edule Dioon Euphorbia tirucalli Euphorbia Ag Ag A A Ag Ag Ag Ag Ag ACCENTS Ag Ag Euphorbia m Euphorbia A D W R W D A X grusonii Echinocactus X horizonthalonius Echinocactus X engelmannii Echinocereus Turk’s Head X antis Euphorbia X X angustifolia Agave X attenuata Agave X X subulata Asclepias X X victoriae-reginae Agave X X peruvianus Cereus X humilis Chamaerops X X monstrosus v. schottii Lophocereus Cactus Totem Pole X microcarpa Mammillaria X monstrosev. hildmannianus Cereus Curiosit X hildmannianus Cereus X Ferocactus acanthodes X X X X X acrotriche Dasylirion X longissimum Dasylirion Xbarbadensis Aloe X Elf' 'Blue hybrid Aloe X Aloe striata X toumeyana Agave X v. truncata parryi Agave X X FerocactusX wislizenii splendens Fouquieria X funifera Hesperaloe X parviflora Hesperaloe X (yellow) parviflora Hesperaloe X schottii Lophocereus Hesperaloe Yellow XAgave geminiflora XAgave X macrocantha Agave X v. huachuensis parryi Agave Agave Parry's X frutescens Bulbine X gigantea Carnegiea X rigida Euphorbia XDas X X M = MEDIUM (15'-25' for trees; 30"-4' for shrubs) S = SMALL G = GROUNDCOVER V = VINE C = COLOR SHRUB L = LARGE

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Design &Construction Manual A D W R Yucca rupicola h Yucca rostrata Yucca pallida Yucca rigida Yucca Yucca an Yucca Yucca filimentosa Yucca aloifolia Yucca Calliandra eriophylla elata Yucca Opuntia en Opuntia chlorotica Bougainvillea ‘Rosenka' SHRUBS Buxus japonica Buxus Opuntia violacea v. macrocentra 'Mexican Flame' TM Anisacanthus quadrifidus v. wrightii Cassia nemophila Cassia Opuntia basilaris Stenocereus thurberi Buchloe dact Buchloe Opuntia microdasys Opuntia leptocaulis Opuntia Opuntia imbricata Stenocereus mar Trichocereus species Caesalpinia Caesalpinia Opuntia bi Pedilanthus macrocarpus Calliandra californica pulcherrima Caesalpinia brevifolia Yucca Opuntia ful Carissa Ambrosia ambrosioides Opuntia ficus-indica Yucca baccata Yucca Bebbia juncea Acanthus mollis Acacia schottii Yucca thompsoniana Yucca Buddleia marrubifolia Opuntia spinosior Opuntia santa-rita Opuntia Anisacanthus quadrifidus v. brevilobus Ambrosia deltoidea Cassia artemisioides A A A A A A A A Opuntia acanthocarpa TREES Brickellia coulteri Opuntia robusta Philodendron selloum Car Aspidistra elatior Aquilegia chrysantha triplex lentiformis triplex triplex canescens nisacanthus thurberi ni dumosa mbrosia l lo butilon palmeri y o g y y gy sia wri ozanthos flavidus ozanthos opteris clandonensis x. 'Blue ne hue (up to15'fortrees;up30" (> 25'fortrees;>4'shrubs;>5'accents) g g randiflora 'Tuttlei' randiflora BOTANICAL NAME g g ustifolia g g elovii htii ida elmannii g y g illiesii loides elii y g brid inatus June 2002 The Parks Beaked Yucca Beaked Yucca Yucca Blue Adam's Needle Spanish Bayonet Fair Soaptree Yucca Pancake Prickly Pear Bush Bou Bush Ja Santa RitaPrickl Flame HoneysuckleFlame Desert Cassia Beavertail Prickl Or Bunn Christmas Cactus Tree Cholla Tree Trichocereus Lad Baja RedFairy Duster Red Birdof Paradise Joshua Tree Can Indian Fi Banana Yucca Chuckwalla’s Delight Schott Acacia Thompson's Yucca Wooly Butterfly Bush Butterfly Wooly Cane Cholla Pear Prickly Purple Mountain Flame Bursa Feathery Cassia Feathery Buckhorn Cholla eia ec ot8 'LF123P 1,2,3 F L 5' 8' Mexican Fence Post Brickellia Prickl hifutCol 0 'LFPN P F L 8' 10' Chainfruit Cholla Selloum Philodendron A rgtLpi '5 P F L 5' 6' Lippia Wright Tedd Blue Hibiscus Blue nemn' rcl er '4 X X N P F A S 4' 3' Engelmann's Prickly Pear arwla uc '4 P F S 4' 2' Narrow-leaf Yucca odnsurdClmie3 'MCF123P 1,2,3 F C M 3' Quail Brush 3' Fourwin Cast-iron Plant Golden-spurred Columbine Desert Honeysuckle Bursage White Indian Mallow wse-efYca2 'SF3P 3 F S 3' 2' Yucca Twisted-leaf Buffalo Grass eetBr fPrds '5 C L 5' 5' Desert Bird Paradise of Kangaroo Paw Com Blue Mist canthus p g anese Boxwood y an Pi y y 's Sli 's p Duster on Ra y y y g act NatalPlum COMMON NAME COMMON bear Cholla Ears Pear e g g p Saltbush pp g Prickl e Cactus ainvillea g er weed y y y Pear Pa /'4 S 4' 11/2' Pear Pear P =PRIVATE 3 =ROWHOMEFRONTYARD IN 2 =ROWHOMEFRONTYARD IN 1 =ROWHOMEFRONTYARD INPARCEL G-1 F =FRONTYARD S =STREETSCAPE A =ALLEY /'1-212 S 1- 21/2' 11/2' 1 - AISVRE S VARIES VARIES /'3 S 3' 2 1/2' /'45 C M 4-5' 3 1/2' -0 -0 ,, P 1,2,3 F C L 6-10' 6-10' -' -' L 4-5' 4-5' -'1'L 10' 6-8' -'3 , P 1,2 F C M 3' 3-5' 2 'L 5' 12' 0 0 L 10' 10' 5 0 L 10' 15' 0 5 L 15' 20' 5 2 L 12' 15' 5 'L 6' 15' MATURE SIZE '3 L L 3' 8' 8' 4' '6 L 6' 5' '5 ,, T P 1,2,3 F A C L 5' 5' '6 L 6' 6' '4 P 3 F C M 4' 4' '8 L 8' 8' '5 L 5' 5' '6 L 6' 6' '3 S 3' 3' '6 S 6' 3' '2 S 2' 5' '3 M 3' 4' L 5' 4' '4 M 4' 3' '4 S 4' 4' '5 L 5' 5' '4 , T P 2,3 F A S 4' 3' '5 L 5' 5' '6 L 6' 6' '5 N P F A S 5' 5' '3 M C M 3' 5-8' 3' 3' '6 L 6' 8' '8 L 8' 5' '1'L 12' 8' S 3' 2' '1 M 1' 4' '8 L 8' 8' '4 S 4' 5' '4 M 4' 3' '6 L 6' 5' '312 S 31/2' 2' '5 S 5' 2' '3 S 3' 2' '4 P F A C M 4' 3' '5 M 5' 3' (H x W) x (H SIZE PARCEL G-3 PARCEL G-2

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A A A A A A A A A COLOR SHRUB COLOR CF CF CFP C L PARCEL G - 1 PARCEL G - 2 PARCEL G - 3 PARCEL SIZE ' 'L 'MC 'L 'L 'LC 6 (H x W) x (H '5 '3 '4 '6 ' '6 3' 3' M C F 1,2 P 5' 5' L C A F P 3' 3' M C 3' 4' M C 3' 3' M 4' 5' M C 3' 3' M C F1,2,3P 6' 6' L 3' 3' M C F 1,2,3 P T 4' 4' M C F 1,2,3 P X X X X X X X X X X X X 4'6'8' 6' 8' M 6' L L C F P 3' 3' M C 3'3'6' 3-4' 4' M 5' M C L F 1,2,3 P 8' 6' L A F3' P 3' N M C F 1,2,3 P X X X X X X X X X X X X 5' 8' L 3' 2' M 2' 2' S 3' 3' 3' M C F 1,2 P 8'3' 12' 5' L M C A F 2,3 P T 3'6' 3' 6' M L C A F 3 P N 2' 2' S 1' 1' S C F 1,2,3 P 3' 3' M C 3' 3' M C F 1,2,3 P 4' 4' MCAF P XXXXXXXXXXXX 6' 4' L 1' 1' S C F 1,2,3 P 2' 2' S C F 1,2,3 P 5' 5' L C A F 1,2,3 P 4' 6' M C F P 5' 5' L C 6' 6' L C F P MATURE SIZE 12' 10' L 10' 8' L 18' 8' L 12' 6' L C F 1,2,3 P 4-6' 10' L 6-8' 6-8' L 3-8' 3-5' M C F 1,2,3 P 5-8' 3-5' L 1 1/2' 1 1/2' S 1 1/2' 1' S 1 1/2'1 2' S C A F1,2,3P N XXXXXXXXXX 3 1/2' 4' M C F 1,2,3 P 1 1/2'1/2'1 2' 2' S S A A F 1,2,3 F P 1,2,3 P T X X X X 4 1/2' 5' M C F 2,3 P 4 1/2'4 5' M C F 1,2,3 P N VARIES VARIES S VARIES VARIES M A = ALLEY S = STREETSCAPE F = FRONTYARD IN 1 = ROWHOME FRONTYARD IN 2 = ROWHOME FRONTYARD IN 3 = ROWHOME FRONTYARD P = PRIVATE e6 e3 y g g e6 g e6 suckle e5 g y y suckle g ops y y y e6 g y y COMMON NAME COMMON o Bush ops Dais ops Lil g y y pache Plume pache Iv ralia Fortnight Lily Fortnight Waxleaf Privet Golden Eur Golden Yaupon Holl Yaupon Firebush Red Justicia Red A A Mormon Mormon Tea Fortnight Lily Fortnight Mexican Hone Mexican Statice Lilyturf Desert Lavender Desert Tropical Hibiscus Tropical Creosote Bush Joint Fir Joint Horsetail Emu Bush Green Brittlebush Green Calliopsis Dwarf Yaupon Holl Yaupon Dwarf Pineapple Guava Pineapple Damianita Hopbush Texas Sa Indi Bat Faced Cuphea Faced Bat Shrimp Plant Shrimp Chuparosa Snakeweed Gaura Daisy Angelita Wild Buckwheat Lantana Bush Lavender Ranger Blue Small Leaf Cordia Leaf Small Da Coursetia Chihuahuan Sage Chihuahuan DesertCoreopsis Lanceleaf Coreopsis Lanceleaf Japanese Aralia Japanese Wright Buckwheat Brittlebush ) uirre' TM Turpentine Bush g maniae 'Rio Bravo' Bravo' 'Rio maniae Sa Bravo Rio g brid 'Rain Cloud' 'Rain brid Sa Cloud Rain y candicans ( era labra 'Valentine'labra Emu Bush Valentine g g landulosa aponica j asminoides 'Veitchii'asminoides Gardenia g j llum frutescens 'White frutescens llum h llum Sa White Cloud lan llum 'Sierra pruinosum llum Sa Bouquet Sierra llum candidum ‘Thunder ‘Thunder candidum llum llum frutescens Sa Cloud Thunder y y y y y y BOTANICAL NAME BOTANICAL ia paradoxa ia (> 25' for trees; >4' for shrubs; >5' for accents) (up to 15' for trees; up to 30" for g sactinia mexicana ops pectinatus ops ‘Viridus’ pectinatus ops Eur Page 84 Page oa sellowiana oa y y y j ustrum ustrum g

Lilium species Lilium Lavendula species Lavendula Equisetum laevigatum Equisetum Dietes bicolor Dietes vegeta Dietes Fatshedera lizei Fatshedera Cuphea llavea Cuphea Limonium perezii Limonium species Liriope Ilex vomitoria Ilex Hibiscus rosa-chinensis Hibiscus Eur Li Coreopsis bigelovii suberectaDicliptera Hone Velvet Coreopsis lanceolata Coreopsis Coursetia Coursetia Coreopsis tinctoria Fallu Fei 'Nana' vomitoria Ilex Eur Gardenia Gardenia Fatsia japonica Fatsia A D W R W D A X Eremophila X Larrea tridentata XLeucoph X trifurca Ephedra X glabra Eremophila X viscosa Dodonaea X pulchra Dalea X TM Negra' 'Sierra frutescens Dalea Dalea Negra Sierra X 'Lynn's langmaniae Leucophyllum XLeucoph Sage Legacy Lynn's X brandegeana Justicia X californica Justicia X ovata Justicia XChr X emoryi Hyptis X Gutierrezia sarothrae X lindheimeri Gaura X patens Hamelia X acaulis Hymenoxis X spici Justicia X v. fasciculatum Eriogonum X wrightii Eriogonum X camara Lantana XLeucoph X 'Sierra revolutum Leucophyllum X zygophyllum Leucophyllum Sage Magic Sierra Xparvifolia Cordia X Dalea versicolor var. sessilis Wislizenus Dalea X ‘Purpurea’ viscosa Dodonaea X farinosa Encelia X fasciculata Ephedra Hopbush Purple X farinosa Encelia X 'Compacta' frutescens Leucophyllum Texas Compact Sage XLeucoph X 'Green frutescens Leucophyllum Sage Cloud Green XLeucoph X Ericameria laricifolia 'A X laevigatum Leucophyllum XLeucoph M = MEDIUM (15'-25' for trees; 30"-4' for shrubs) S = SMALL G = GROUNDCOVER V = VINE C = COLOR SHRUB L = LARGE

IV Landscape Design C =COLORSHRUB V =VINE G =GROUNDCOVER S =SMALL M =MEDIUM(15'-25'fortrees;30"-4'shrubs) L =LARGE XSli ecnh eia uhSg '4 ,, P 1,2,3 F C M 4' 4' Sage Bush Mexican leucantha Salvia XX Salvia X avafrnca'ea ilt MMeal TM Violet' 'Texas farinacea Salvia X Salvia farinacea X lmaosadn Sme nw Sme nwPubg '4 ,, P 1,2,3 F C M 4' 3' Psilostrophe cooperi X Portulacaria afra Snow Summer Plumbago X Plumbago Snow' scandens 'Summer X X Nolina bi Nolina X Nandina domestica X Salvia clevelandii X Salvia coccinea X XPlumba XMimosa Maytenus phyllanthioides X d X Lupinus species XL Lupinus X Lupinus sparsiflorus X Muhlenber RegalMist Muhley X Muhlenbergia capillaris 'Regal Mist' X Ruellia peninsularis X Rosmarinus officinalis X Senna covesii X Muhlenber X XL Pervskia'Blue Spire' X Salvia chamaedr X Penstemon Desert Penstemon wrightii X pseudospectabilis Penstemon X Penstemon palmeri X Penstemon X avaluohlaPrl ae34 'MCF123P 1,2,3 F C M 5' 3-4' Sage Purple Salvia microph leucophylla X Salvia X Penstemon parr X Penstemon eatonii X Penstemon baccharifolius X Simmondsia chinensis X XM X Lycium fremontii Lycium X XRhus Punica granatum'Nana' X microph X Ruellia brittoniana Ruellia X Santolina chamaec X X Psilostrophe ta Psilostrophe X Penstemon superbus X Nolina microcarpa X Muhlenber AutumnGlow Muhley X Muhlenbergia rigida X Muhlenbergia lindheimeri 'Autumn X Design &Construction Manual A D W R Pittosporum tobira Nasella tenuissima Nasella Menodora scabra Raphiolepis indica Mirabilis bigelovii Rose species Rose Senna lindheimeriana virens Santolina Lotus ri Lobelialaxiflora Osmanthus fragrans Senna wislizenii Mimulus cardinalis Senna Ophiopogon japonicus y y y cium exsertum cium andersoniicium rtus communis ‘Boetica’ (up to15'fortrees;up30" (> 25'fortrees;>4'shrubs;>5'accents) g g g g re oldmannii idus BOTANICAL NAME g o capensis y elovii gg g g g socarpa ia ri ia ia emersle ia dumosa g ii randiflorus y y g lla g l Ser ar'Salvia lla 'Sierra Madre' y etina ida 'Nashville' TM Nashville Grass Nashville TM 'Nashville' ida y iP oides June 2002 y aissLavender Cotton parissus The Parks y 'lTr'T Bull Grass i TM 'El Toro' Mexican Feather Grass Feather Mexican Cherry RedSage Cooper'sPaperflower IndianHawthorn Lupine Ba LindheimerSenna Penstemon Mondo Grass Chaparral Sa Mealy-Cup Sage Menodora Mangle Dulce Fremont Lycium Fremont Elephant Food Rosemary Rose Green Santolina Green os lwrdLbla1 'S 2' 1' Loose Flowered Lobelia Rock Rock Penstemon ShrubbySenna Twisted M HeavenlyBamboo Wolfberr Dwarf Pomegranate Monke Lupine Mirabilis Ruellia Desert Senna Palmer’s Penstemon Superb Penstemon Bear Firecracker Penstemon Jojoba Goldmann's Senna Bear Deer Grass Wool Penstemon Cape Plumba Bamboo Muhle Desert-Thorn Mimosa Deer Vetch Mexican BlueSa Littleleaf Sumac Japanese Oran Mock A Sweet Olive Russian Sage a utumn Sa utumn r j a Ruellia r y g g y y ’s Penstemon ’s -Cup Sa rass rass COMMON NAME Paperflower y Flower y y g rtle e g g g e4 o4 y e3 g e2 P =PRIVATE 3 =ROWHOMEFRONTYARD IN 2 =ROWHOMEFRONTYARD IN 1 =ROWHOMEFRONTYARD INPARCEL G-1 F =FRONTYARD S =STREETSCAPE A =ALLEY g e6'8'L AISVRE S VARIES VARIES AISVRE P 2 F C M VARIES VARIES /'112 S 1 1/2' 1 1/2' /'1 S 1' 1 1/2' /'2 P F C S 2' 1 1/2' /'1 C M 1' 3 1/2' /'112 ,, T P 1,2,3 F C S 1 1/2' 1 1/2' /'3 , P 1,2 F C S 3' 1 1/2' /'212 C S 1/2' 2 1/2' 2 -0 -0 L 8-10' 8-10' -'3 S 3' 2-3' -'45 M 4-5' 4-5' -'23 P F C S 2-3' 1-2' -'4 L 4' 4-6' 2 2 L 12' 12' 0 'LCFPT P F C L 6' 10' MATURE SIZE SIZE MATURE '2 C M 2' 5' '3 M 3' 3' '4 , T P 2,3 F A C M 4' 3' '2 C S 2' 2' '2 ,, P 1,2,3 F C S 2' 2' '3 ,, P 1,2,3 F C L 3' 5' '3 , P 2,3 F A M 3' 3' '5 , P 1,2 F C M 5' 4' '2 P P F F C M C S 2' 2' 3' 2' '3 ,, X X X X P 1,2,3 F C M 3' 3' '4 , P 2,3 F A L 4' 4' '2 P 3 F A S L 2' 4' 2' 5' '2 S 2' 2' '2 , P 2,3 F C C S S 2' S 2' 1' 2' 2' 1' '6 , N P 1,3 F A L 6' 6' '6 L 6' 6' '3 M 3' 3' '4 M 4' 4' '5 ,, P 1,2,3 F C M 5' 4' '2 C S 2' 2' '4 T P F C L 4' 6' '4 , P 2,3 F A L 4' 4' '2 S 2' 2' '8 L 8' 8' '8 L 8' 5' '3 ,, T P 1,2,3 F C M 3' 3' '1'L 12' 8' '4 C M 4' 4' '2 C S 2' 2' '3 M 3' 4' L 6' 6' '8 L L 8' 6' 5' 8' '3 C M 3' 3' '3 '2 '5 '8 (H x W) 'M 'SCF 'M 'M SIZE PARCEL G-3 PARCEL G-2 CF CF CF COLOR SHRUB

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IV Landscape Design C =COLORSHRUB V =VINE G =GROUNDCOVER S =SMALL M =MEDIUM(15'-25'fortrees;30"-4'shrubs) L =LARGE Design &Construction Manual Cissus trifoliata X XMasca adnegacmtnaaLilac Vine Kennedia ni X Hardenbergia comptoniana X Merremia aurea X Maurandya antirrhiniflora P X 1,2,3 F Macfadyena unguis-cati A X V VARIES VARIES Clematis drummondii X Bougainvillea Orange Bougainvillea spectabilis Bougainvillea X XBouXBou Bougainvillea'California Gold' X Bougainvillea ‘Barbara Karst’ X Rosa banksiae X Podranea ricasoliana X Solanum X Zinnia acerosa X X Zinnia X A D W R Distictis 'Rivers' Distictis buccinatoria Wistera Wistera Vi Passiflora caurulea Masca Lonicera sempervirens sempervirensGelsemium Ficus pumila Clytostoma callistegioides Rosa sp. Rosa A VINES nti g na caracalla g g g onon leptopus ainvillea 'Jamaica White' White Bou White Die ‘San ainvillea White' 'Jamaica ainvillea (up to15'fortrees;up30" (> 25'fortrees;>4'shrubs;>5'accents) g g g nia macroptera lilacina nia randi f BOTANICAL NAME loribunda j asminoides g f ricans lora June 2002 The Parks g e’Bou o Red’ Snapdragon Vine lo-e rme ie2-0 AISVAF123P 1,2,3 F A V VARIES 20-30' Blood-redVine Trumpet Native Grape Iv elwFoeigJsaieVRE -'VAF123P 1,2,3 F A V 6-8' VARIES Yellow Flowering Jessamine Violet Trumpet Vine elwMrigGoyVn 5 0 ,, P 1,2,3 F A V 10' 15' Yellow Morning Glory Vine Bougainvillea Trumpet HoneTrumpet Cat’s Claw Vine Pink VineTrumpet Climbing Rose Climbing Lilac Orchid Vine Orchid Lilac Black YellowBlack Vine Queen's Wreath Ro Passion Flower Lady Bank’s Rose Japanese Wisteria Potato Vine Little Yellow Orchid Vine Snail Vine Creepin Vir Desert Zinnia g y al Trumpet Vine al Trumpet en's Bower en's g ainvillea G COMMON NAMECOMMON olden Zinnia g Fi g g ainvillea y ukeVRE AISV VARIES VARIES suckle y Verbena Stach Sennna covesii Salvia columbariae Psilostrophe cooperi Phacelia campanularia Penstemon palmeri Penstemon parryi Penstemon eatoni Orthocarpus purpurascens Oenothera sp Mirabilis coccinea Lupinus sparsiflorus Kallstroemia grandiflora Ipomopsis longiflora Baile Aster bigelovii SEED BOTANICAL NAME Bebbia Bebbia Brickellia coulter Brickellia Eschscholtzia mexicana Erigeron divergens Dyssodia pentachaeta Dichelostemma pulchellum Thesewildflower seeds are approveduse for within any areain List Seed Native Approved P =PRIVATE 3 =ROWHOMEFRONTYARD IN 2 =ROWHOMEFRONTYARD IN 1 =ROWHOMEFRONTYARD INPARCEL G-1 F =FRONTYARD S =STREETSCAPE A =ALLEY y y a multiradiata s coccinea j uncea g ooddin 0 a.VRE V VARIES 30'max. AISVRE ,, P 1,2,3 F A V VARIES VARIES AISVRE P 2 F A V VARIES VARIES AISVRE ,, P 1,2,3 F A V VARIES VARIES AISVRE V VARIES VARIES AISVRE V VARIES VARIES VARIE AISVRE V VARIES VARIES AISVRE V VARIES VARIES AISVRE V VARIES VARIES AIS10 V 100' VARIES V VARIES VARIES 52'61'VAF123P 1,2,3 F A V 6-10' 15-20' 03'VRE V VARIES 20-30' 02'VRE V VARIES 10-20' 52'6 V 6' 15-25' g -0 AISVAF123PT P 1,2,3 F A V VARIES 8-10' /'1' 1/2' /'1 X X X T P 1 F C G 1' 1/2' 0 5 P 2 F A V 15' 20' 0 AISVAF123P 1,2,3 F A V VARIES 10' 0 5 ,, P 1,2,3 F A V 15' 20' 0 0 V 10' 20' 0 0 V 20' 40' ii MATURE SIZE SIZE MATURE 'VRE V VARIES 6' S (H x W) VARIE S Pale Blue Trumpets Bluedicks Chia Mexican Popp Mexican DesertSenna PaperFlower Parry Penstemon FirecrackerPenstemon Owl Clover DesertLupine Arizona Poppy Purple Aster Gooddin Spreading Fleabane Golden Dyssodia Brickellia DesertMari Desert Bluebells Palmer’s Penstemon Four-O'Clock COMMONNAME Beton Sweet Shrub Evening Primrose SIZE PARCEL G-3 PARCEL G-2 G V y g C

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