1)   Berberis fortunei      (Chinese Mahonia)

• Previously categorized in the genus, Mahonia
• Characterized by narrow, serrated evergreen leaves
• Located in the Sino-Himalayan hillside

2)   Grevillea victoriae      (Mountain Grevillea)

• Australian shrub, growing up to four meters
• Named for Queen Victoria
• Located in the Pacific Connections – Australia Entry Garden

3)   Lomatia myricoides      (River Lomatia)

• Originally placed in the genus, Embothrium
• Specific epithet refers to foliage similar to the genus, Myrica
• Located near the Pacific Connections – New Zealand Forest

4)   Morella californica      (California Bayberry)

• Formerly of the genus, Myrica
• A Pacific Coast native shrub that is well suited for borders and hedges
• Located in the Pacific Connections – Cascadia Entry Garden

5)   Podocarpus macrophyllus      (Kusamaki)

• Japanese conifer, sometimes referred to as Buddhist Pine
• Known by carpenters for termite resistant wood
• Located near the junction of the Middle Trail and Lower Trail