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Ribes aureum—California Native Landscape Plants

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Golden Currant (Ribes aureum)—California Native Landscape Plants Golden currant (Ribes aureum) is a 3 feet to 6 feet short deciduous flowering shrub native to California. The flowers range in color from soft to bright yellow and have a pleasing fragrance. Ribes…

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Fern + Pine = Podocarpus? California Tree Series

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Fern + Pine = Podocarpus? California Tree Series Fern pine is the common name for plant that is neither a fern nor a pine. Other common names for Podocarpus gracilior are Podocarpus, African fern pine, and yew pine. Podocarpus gracilor…

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Trees for Fall Color in California for the CSE for Landscape Architects

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Plant Oscars: Episode 2 Trees for Fall Color in California Fall Color in California? Absolutely! Although much of California has a mild Mediterranean climate, several trees illuminate autumn with their splendid fall color. Fortunately, you can choose from trees that…

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Do You Want to Pass the CSE?

You are in the right place. Learn what you need to pass the California Supplemental Exam for landscape architects the first time. This site is dedicated to aspiring landscape architects who want to get a California landscape architect license. I'll share my research for the CSE as I prepare for the exam.

Feel free to submit a question and I'll do my best to answer it here.

Good luck,
John

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