Name the tree.
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Stan
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Name the tree.
I thought Brachychiton of some sort.
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Camphor tree. Why didnt I know that? I guess the thick branches threw me off. I should have known. 
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Re: Name the tree.
Those are planted everywhere throughout the bay area. 
Growing in Zone 9b, Mediterranean climate.
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Re: Name the tree.
Another thing that threw me off? Camphor trees usually grow very chlorotic..almost yellow as street trees. This one is lavished with water and fertilizers. My excuse...
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