FirstClassR6

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Identify or show evidence of at least ten kinds of native plants found in your community.

  • Native Plants found in the Santa Clara County area

  • California Bay Laurel

  • California Poppy

  • Madrone

  • Manzanita

  • Miner's Lettuce

  • Oak

  • Maple-Leafed Oak

  • Pine

  • Poison Oak

  • Coastal Redwood

  • Sycamore

  • Sycamore (more)

  • Tanoak

  • California Walnut

  • Coast Live Oak

  • Douglas Fir

  • Douglas Fir

  • Fremont Cottonwood

  • Fremont Cottonwood

  • Fremont Cottonwood

  • Fremont Cottonwood

  • California Black Oak

  • California Black Oak

  • California Buckeye

  • California Buckeye

  • California Buckeye

  • Valley Oak

  • Valley Oak

  • Valley Oak

  • Big Leaf Maple

  • Big Leaf Maple

  • Bracken Fern

  • Bracken Fern

  • Douglas Fir

  • Douglas Fir


Redwood Sorrel

Coyote Brush


Sugar Pine

File:SugarPine.jpg File:SugarPineCones.jpg File:SugarPineNeedles.jpg

The sugar pine is the largest species of pine, commonly growing to 130–200 ft tall, with a trunk diameter of 5–8 ft. The leaves (needles) are in bundles (fascicles) of five, with a deciduous sheath. They are 2-4 inches long. Sugar pine is notable for having the longest cones of any conifer, mostly 10–20 in. long. The seeds are 0.4-0.5 in. long, with a 0.75-1.2 in. long wing that aids wind dispersal. The seeds of the sugar pine are also a type of pine nut and are edible. The sugar pine has long straight branches, weighed down at the tips by the cones.

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