1) Eucalyptus pauciflora ssp. niphophila    (Alpine Snow Gum)

• Known for distinct blue-green foliage
• Slower growing than other Eucalyptus species
• Located north of the Pacific Connections Garden, east of the Lookout parking lot

2) Lithocarpus densiflorus    (Tanbark Oak)

• Native to California and southern Oregon, easily grown in Seattle
• Highly susceptible to Sudden Oak Death
• Found north of Rhododendron Glen

3) Maytenus boaria    (Mayten Tree)

• Known for fine textured foliage
• Native to Chile
• Located near Rhododendron Glen and the Camellias

4) Quercus suber    (Cork Oak)

• Corky bark harvested for wine corks and dartboards
• Native to Spain and Portugal
• Found near along Arboretum Drive near the Giant Sequoias

5) Sycopsis sinensis    (Chinese Fighazel)

• A relative of the witch hazel
• Extremely rare in Seattle
• Located near Pacific Connections Australia Entry Garden