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   daedalus991 Member

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   I'm sure this is common but I didn't see it in my Trees and Shrubs of California.

    

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   daedalus991, Sep 7, 2007

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   Michael F Paragon of Plants Forums Moderator 10 Years

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   Looks like a Cotoneaster to me. They commonly escape from cultivation, birds can deposit the seeds in their droppings a very long way from the parent plant.

    

   Michael F, Sep 7, 2007

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