A subtropical evergreen tree prized for its creamy, nutrient-rich fruit. Requires warm climates and consistent moisture but tolerates a range of soil types.

Bay Laurel is a Mediterranean evergreen shrub or small tree prized for its aromatic, culinary leaves. Its glossy foliage and slow, compact growth make it ideal for ornamental use, hedging, and container cultivation.

California bay is a native evergreen tree with aromatic foliage and small yellowish flowers. It is drought-tolerant once established and grows well in Mediterranean climates.

A large evergreen tree valued for its aromatic foliage and wood, which yields camphor oil used in traditional medicine and industry. It develops a dense, rounded canopy and grows best in warm climates with moderate watering.

A large evergreen tree prized for its aromatic foliage and camphor oil, which has medicinal and industrial uses. Naturally spreading habit makes it suitable for shade and windbreaks in warm climates.

A native deciduous shrub prized for its fragrant yellow flower clusters in early spring and bright red berries that attract birds in fall. All parts of the plant have a pleasant spicy aroma when crushed.

A native deciduous tree prized for its aromatic leaves, twigs, and roots that smell of anise when crushed, and its brilliant fall foliage in shades of yellow, orange, and red. Small greenish-yellow flowers bloom in spring, followed by dark blue berries attractive to birds.