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Easy growing, drought tolerant evergreen shade tree everyone should grow! These trees, like so many other natives are overlooked and seldom sold at local stores. Not all nurseries have these available, so check out the native plant nurseries like "Native West, Tree of Life, and Moosa Creek" in San Diego County. These oaks; Quercus agrifolia, California Live Oak, Coastal Live Oak are categorized as live oaks, different from scrub, white, or black oaks. They flourish up and down the California coast many miles inland till they reach the coastal mountain ranges that run up and down California. We have enjoyed walking though many parts of San Diego where some of the trees are over 100 years old with giant trunks and huge shade canopies. Many historical documents site forests of these magnificent trees through out Point Loma, San Diego, and Los Angeles. To experience these ancient trees drive around Point Loma, Mission Bay, Lake Murray, or out to the County parks in Ramona, Lakeside, Bonsal and Fallbrook, just to name a few. It is euphoric to walk under the canopy of these trees. Take your kids, there are usually playgrounds nearbye. On a personal note, we now have acorns sprouting baby oaks in our yard. Since we have some parent oaks in our yard, these babies started popping their heads above the dirt in late winter, ever since we began planting local varieties of bushes and flowers which actually caused the soil to be more conducive to germinating native acorns and other native plants. Quercus agrifolia. Pollinators love them too. Check out Calscape.org online too. Keep growing San Diego!