| The region's ubiquitous chaparral, those lion-colored hills of chamise, oak and manzanita, is an incitement to fire. |
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| Cheatgrass, sagebrush, manzanita, and ponderosa pine are all part of the volatile ground fuels mix that surrounds the fast-growing city. |
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| Among the others are tanoaks, California black oaks, Shreve's oaks, madrones, rhododendrons, manzanita, big leaf maples and bay laurels. |
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| Drought-tolerant shrubs range from manzanita, cotoneaster and rockrose to toyon, huckleberry and other varieties of ceanothus. |
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| The hills, so dense with madrone and manzanita they seem canopied in green, echo back. |
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| In the shrub layer are green-leaf manzanita, bog bilberry, western azalea, and leather oak. |
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| Furthermore it would prevent the germination of seeds of species like buckbrush and manzanita. |
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| Juniper and pine woodlands grow near the base of the cliffs, which are dotted with green manzanita shrubs. |
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| At the higher elevations, manzanita is the abundant shrub, while midslope shrubs include chamise, coffeeberry, redberry, and two kinds of mountain mahoganies. |
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| Areas with less rainfall or poorer soil have fewer, more drought-resistant shrubs such as chamise and manzanita. |
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| To help stabilize slopes, try mahonia, manzanita, Ribes, or sumac. |
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| Catherine's lace, Catalina liveforever, manzanita, red bush monkey flower, bush mallow. |
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| Chamise and manzanita in the lower elevations give way to dense arrays of pine and fir cloaking numerous ridges. |
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| On the Blue-Wallowa mountains and the eastern slopes of the Cascades occur great stands of ponderosa pine in association with ground coverings of bitter brush, green manzanita, and herbaceous plants. |
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| Kuhlmann used lots of California natives, including wild buckwheat, ceanothus, coffeeberry, manzanita, and salvias. |
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| Catherine's lace, Catalina Yerba Santa, Catalina liveforever, Catalina mount mahogany, Catalina manzanita, Catalina bedstraw, Catalina ironweed and Catalina monkey flower. |
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| The trail then leads to a multisigned trail intersection at 1.9 miles, where you go right onto the dirt Manzanita Point Road. |
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| This Manzanita cultivar, with striking red bark, is an adaptable mounding shrub tolerating average soil conditions, growing in full sun and popular for xeriscapes. |
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