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Thank you, I will sleep better at night! I have planted two scrub oaks (quercus), one Japanese Snowbell (styrax japonica), one olive (olea), and one Peruvian Myrtle (Luma Apiculata) and next week plan to put in one Western Hackberry (Celtis Occidentalis), two or three Chinese Elms (ulmus parvifloria) and maybe one flowering quince (chaenomeles).

All of these seem to be pretty broadly tolerant of both the soil and the sun situation, but checking again wouldn't be a bad idea.

Thanks again, John!

Joanie

11-May-2005	#3
Joanie Enthusiast *MODERATOR GROUP* Join Date: Feb-2005 Location: Carlsbad, California..coastal desert Country: United States USDA Zone: 11 AHS Heat Zone: 2 Posts: 5,433	Thank you, I will sleep better at night! I have planted two scrub oaks (quercus), one Japanese Snowbell (styrax japonica), one olive (olea), and one Peruvian Myrtle (Luma Apiculata) and next week plan to put in one Western Hackberry (Celtis Occidentalis), two or three Chinese Elms (ulmus parvifloria) and maybe one flowering quince (chaenomeles). All of these seem to be pretty broadly tolerant of both the soil and the sun situation, but checking again wouldn't be a bad idea. Thanks again, John! Joanie