APPENDIX A
MODELING
APPENDIX B
SUGGESTED PLANT LIST FOR A DEFENSIBLE SPACE
SUGGESTED PLANT LIST FOR A DEFENSIBLE SPACE
BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME Climate ZoneTREES
Acer platanoides rubrum saccharinum saccarum macrophyllum Alnus rhombifolia Arbutus unedo Archontophoenix cunninghamiana Arctostaphylos spp.** Brahea armata edulis
Ceratonia siliqua Cerdidium floridum Cercis occidentalis** Cornus nuttallii stolonifera Eriobotrya japonica Erythrina caffra Gingko biloba "Fairmount" Gleditisia triacanthos Juglans californica hindsii Lagerstroemia indica Ligustrum lucidum Liquidambar styraciflua Liriodendron tulipifera Lyonothamnus floribundus ssp. Asplenifolius Melaleuca spp. Parkinsonia aculeate
Pistacia chinensis
Norway Maple Red Maple Silver Maple Sugar Maple Big Leaf Maple White Alder
Strawberry Tree
King Palm Manzanita
Blue Hesper Palm Guadalupe Palm
Carob Blue Palo Verde Western Redbud Mountain Dogwood Redtwig Dogwood
Loquat Kaffirboom Coral Tree Fairmount Maidenhair Tree Honey Locust
California Walnut California Black Walnut Crape Myrtle Glossy Privet Sweet Gum Tulip Tree
Fernleaf Catalina Ironwood Melaleuca Mexican Palo Verde
Chinese Pistache Pistachio Nut
M M M M C/ (R) C/I/M (R)
All zones
C C/I/D
C/D C/D
C/I/D D C/I/M
I/M I/M C/I/D C I/M I/D/M
I C/I I/D/M I C/I/M I
C C/I/D C/I
C/I/D
vera Pittosporum phillyraeoides viridiflorum Platanus acerifolia racemosa** Populus alba fremontii** trichocarpa Prunus xblireiana caroliniana ilicifolia** lyonii** serrulata ‘Kwanzan’ yedoensis ‘Akebono’ Quercus agrifolia** engelmannii ** suber Rhus lancea** Salix spp.** Tristania conferta Ulmus parvifolia pumila Umbellularia californica**
Pistachio Nut
Willow Pittosporum Cape Pittosporum
London Plane Tree California Sycamore
White Poplar Western Cottonwood Black Cottonwood
Flowering Plum Carolina Laurel Cherry Hollyleaf Cherry Catalina Cherry Flowering Cherry Akebono Flowering Cherry
Coast Live Oak Engelmann Oak Cork Oak
African Sumac Willow Brisbane Box
Chinese Elm Siberian Elm California Bay Laurel
I
C/I/D C/I
All zones C/I/M
D/M I I/M M C C C M M
C/I I C/I/D
C/I/D All zones (R) C/I
I/D C/M C/I
SHRUBS
Agave americana deserti shawi** Amorpha fruticosa** Arbutus menziesii** Arctostaphylos spp.** Atriplex** canescens lentiformis Baccharis** glutinosa pilularis Carissa grandiflora Ceanothus spp.** Cistus spp. Cneoridium dumosum** Comarostaphylis** diversifolia Convolvulus cneorum Dalea orcuttii spinosa** Elaeagnus pungens Encelia** californica farinose Eriobotrya deflexa Eriophyllum confertiflorum** staechadifolium Escallonia spp. Feijoa sellowiana Fouqueria splendens Fremontodendron** californicum mexicanum Galvezia juncea speciosa Garrya elliptica
flavescens**
Century Plant Century Plant Shawis Century Plant
False Indigobush
Madrone Manzanita
Hoary Saltbush Quail Saltbush
Mule Fat Coyote Bush Natal Plum California Lilac Rockrose Bushrue
Summer Holly Bush Morning Glory
Orcutt’s Delea Smoke Tree
Silverberry
Coast Sunflower White Brittlebush
Bronze Loquat
Golden Yarrow Lizard Tail Escallonia Pineapple Guava Ocotillo
Flannelbush Southern Flannelbush
Baja Bush-Snapdragon Island Bush-Snapdragon
Coast Silktassel Ashy Silktassel
D D D
I
C/I C/I/D
I D
C/I C/I/D C/I C/I/M C/I/D C
C C/I/M
D I/D
C/I/M
C/I D/I
C/I
C/I C C/I C/I/D D
I/M I
C C
C/I I/M
Heteromeles arbutifolia** Lantana spp. Lotus scoparius Mahonia spp.
Malacothamnus clementinus
fasciculatus**
Melaleuca spp. Mimulus spp.** Nolina parryi parryi ssp. wolfii Photinia spp. Pittosporum crassifolium rhombifolium tobira ‘Wheeleri’ undulatum viridiflorum Plumbago auriculata Prunus caroliniana ilicifolia** lyonii** Puncia granatum Pyracantha spp. Quercus dumosa** Rhamus alaternus californica** Rhaphiolepis spp. Rhus integrifolia** laurina lentii ovata** trilobata** Ribes viburnifolium speciosum** Romneya coulteri Rosa californica**
minutifolia
Ashy Silktassel Toyon Lantana Deerweed Barberry
San Clemente Island Bush Mallow
Mesa Bushmallow Melaleuca Monkeyflower
Parry’s Nolina Wolf’s Bear Grass Photinia
Queensland Pittosporum Wheeler’s Dwarf Victorian Box Cape Pittosporum Cape Plumbago
Carolina Laurel Cherry Hollyleaf Cherry Catalina Cherry Pomegranate Firethorn
Scrub Oak
Italian Blackthorn Coffeeberry Rhaphiolepis
Lemonade Berry Laurel Sumac Pink-Flowering Sumac Sugarbush squawbush Evergreen Currant Fuschia-Flowering Gooseberry Matilija Poppy
I/M C/I/M C/I/D C/I C/I/M
C
C/I
C/I/D C/I (R)
I D All Zones
CI/I C/I C/I/D C/I C/I C/I/D
C C C C/I/D All Zones
C/I
C/I C/I/M C/I/D
C/I C/I C/D I/M I C/I C/I/D I
Salvia spp.** Sambucus spp.** Symphoricarpos mollis** Syringa vulgaris Tecomaria capensis Teucrium fruticans Toxicodendron** diversilobum Verbena lilacina Xylosma congestum Yucca** schidigera whipplei
California Wild Rose Baja California Wild Rose Sage Elderberry Creeping Snowberry Lilac Cape Honeysuckle Bush Germander
Poison Oak
Lilac Verbena Shiny Xylosma
Mojave Yucca Foothill Yucca
C/I C/I All Zones C/I/M C/I M C/I/D C/I
I/M
C C/I
D I
GROUNDCOVERS
Achillea** Aptenia cordifolia Arctostaphylos spp.** Baccharis** pilularis Ceanothus spp.** Cerastium tomentosum Coprosma kirkii Cotoneaster spp. Drosanthemum hispidum Dudleya brittonii pulverulenta** virens Eschscholzia californica** Euonymus fortunei ‘Carrierei’ ‘Coloratus’ Ferocactus viridescens** Gaillardia grandiflora Gazania spp. Helianthemum spp.** Lantana spp. Lasthenia californica** glabrata Lupinus spp.** Myoporum spp. Pyracantha spp. Rosmarinus officinalis Santolina chamaecyparissus virens Trifolium frageriferum Verbena rigida Viguiera laciniata** Vinca minor
Yarrow Apteria Manzanita Coyote Bush California Lilac Snow-in-Summer Creeping Coprosma Redberry Rosea Ice Plant Brittonis Chalk Dudleya Chalk Dudleya Island Live Fore-ever California Poppy Glossy Winter Creeper Purple-Leaf Winter Creeper Coast Barrel Cactus Blanket Flower Gazania Sunrose Lantana Common Goldfields Coastal Goldfields Lupine Myoporum Firethorn Rosemary Lavender Cotton Santolina O’Connor’s Legume Verbena San Diego Sunflower Dwarf Periwinkle
All Zones C C/I/D C/I/D C/I/M All Zones C/I/D All Zones C/I C C/I C All Zones M M C All Zones C/I All Zones C/I/D I C C/I/M C/I All zones C/I/D All Zones All Zones C/I All Zones C/I M
VINES
Antigonon leptopus Distictis buccinatoria Keckiella cordifolia** Lonicera japonica ‘Halliana’ subspicata** Solanum jasminoides
San Miguel Coral Vine Blood-Red Trumpet Vine Heart-Leaved Penstemon Hall’s Honeysuckle Chaparral Honeysuckle Potato Vine
C/I C/I/D C/I All Zones C/I C/I/D
PERENNIALS
Coreopsis gigantean grandiflora maritime verticillata Heuchera maxima Iris douglasiana** Iva hayesiana** Kniphofia uvaria Lavandula spp. Limonium californicum var. mexicanum perezii Oenothera spp. Penstemon spp.** Satureja douglasii Sisyrinchium bellum californicum Solanum xantii Zauschneria** californica cana ‘Catalina’
Giant Coreopsis Coreopsis Sea Dahlia Coreopsis Island Coral Bells Douglas Iris Poverty Weed Red-Hot Poker Lavender Coastal Statice Sea Lavender Primrose Penstemon Yerba Buena Blue-Eyed Grass Golden-Eyed Grass Purple Nightshade California Fuschia Hoary California Fuschia Catalina Fuschia
C All Zones C C/I C/I C/M C/I C/M All Zones C C/I C/I/M C/I/D C/I C/I C C/I C/I C/I C/I
ANNUALS
Lupinus spp.**
Lupine
C/I/M
APPENDIX C
UNDESIRABLE PLANT LIST
UNDESIRABLE PLANT LIST
The following species are highly flammable and should be avoided when planting within the first 50 feet adjacent to a structure. The plants listed below are more susceptible to burning, due to rough or peeling bark, production of large amounts of litter, vegetation that contains oils, resin, wax, or pitch, large amounts of dead material in the plant, or plantings with a high dead to live fuel ratio. Many of these species, if existing on the property and adequately maintained (pruning, thinning, irrigation, litter removal, and weeding), may remain as long as the potential for spreading a fire has been reduced or eliminated.
BOTANICAL NAME COMMON NAME Abies species Acacia species Adenostoma sparsifolium** Adenostoma fasciculatum** Agonis juniperina Araucaria species Artemesia californica** Bambusa species Cedrus species Chamaecyparis species Coprosma pumila Cryptomeria japonica Cupressocyparis leylandii Cupressus forbesii** Cupressus glabra Cupressus sempervirens Dodonea viscosa Eriogonum fasciculatum** Eucalyptus species Heterotheca grandiflora** Juniperus species Larix species Lonicera japonica Miscanthus species Muehlenbergia species** Palmae species Picea species Pickeringia Montana** Pinus species Podocarpus species Pseudotsuga menziesii Rosmarinus species Salvia mellifera** Taxodium species Taxus species Thuja species Tsuga species Urtica urens**
Fir Trees Acacia (trees, shrubs, groundcovers) Red Shanks Chamise Juniper Myrtle Monkey Puzzle, Norfolk Island Pine California Sagebrush Bamboo Cedar False Cypress Prostrate Coprosma Japanese Cryptomeria Leylandii Cypress Tecate Cypress Arizona Cypress Italian Cypress Hopseed Bush Common Buckwheat Eucalyptus Telegraph Plant Junipers Larch Japanese Honeysuckle Eulalia Grass Deer Grass Palms Spruce Trees Chaparral Pea Pines Fern Pine Douglas Fir Rosemary Black Sage Cypress Yew Arborvitae Hemlock Burning Nettle
** San Diego County native species References: Gordon, H. White, T.C. 1994. Ecological Guide to Southern California Chaparral Plant Series. Cleveland National Forest. Willis, E. 1997. San Diego County Fire Chief’s Association. Wildland/Urban Interface Development Standards City of Oceanside, California. 1995. Vegetation Management. Landscape Development Manual. Community Services Department, Engineering Division. City of Vista, California 1997. Undesirable Plants. Section 18.56.999. Landscaping Design, Development and Maintenance Standards. www.bewaterwise.com. 2004. Fire-resistant California Friendly Plants. www.ucfpl.ucop.edu. 2004. University of California, Berkeley, Forest Products Laboratory, College of Natural Resources. Defensible Space Landscaping in the Urban/Wildland Interface. A Compilation of Fire Performance Ratings of Residential Landscape Plants. County of Los Angeles Fire Department. 1998. Fuel Modification Plan Guidelines. Appendix I, Undesirable Plant List, and Appendix II, Undesirable Plant List.
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The CalEPPC list is based on information submitted by our mem-bers and by land managers, botanists and researchers through-out the state, and on published sources. The list highlights
non-native plants that are serious problems in wildlandsin wildlandsin wildlandsin wildlandsin wildlands (naturalareas that support native ecosystems, including national, state andlocal parks, ecological reserves, wildlife areas, national forests, BLMlands, etc.).
List categories include:List categories include:List categories include:List categories include:List categories include:List A:List A:List A:List A:List A: Most Invasive Wildland Pest Plants; documented as aggressive invadersthat displace natives and disrupt natural habitats. Includes two sub-lists;List A-1: Widespread pests that are invasive in more than 3 Jepson regions(see page 3), and List A-2: Regional pests invasive in 3 or fewer Jepson regions.
List B:List B:List B:List B:List B: Wildland Pest Plants of Lesser Invasiveness; invasive pest plants thatspread less rapidly and cause a lesser degree of habitat disruption; may be wide-spread or regional.
Red Alert:Red Alert:Red Alert:Red Alert:Red Alert: Pest plants with potential to spread explosively; infestations currentlysmall or localized. If found, alert CalEPPC, County Agricultural Commissioner orCalifornia Department of Food and Agriculture.
Need MorNeed MorNeed MorNeed MorNeed More Infore Infore Infore Infore Information:mation:mation:mation:mation: Plants for which current information does not adequatelydescribe nature of threat to wildlands, distribution or invasiveness. Furtherinformation is requested from knowledgeable observers.
Annual Grasses:Annual Grasses:Annual Grasses:Annual Grasses:Annual Grasses: New in this edition; a preliminary list of annual grasses, abun-dant and widespread in California, that pose significant threats to wildlands.Information is requested to support further definition of this category in next Listedition.
ConsiderConsiderConsiderConsiderConsidered But Not Listed:ed But Not Listed:ed But Not Listed:ed But Not Listed:ed But Not Listed: Plants that, after review of status, do not appearto pose a significant threat to wildlands.
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• Plants found mainly or solely in disturbed areas, such as roadsides andagricultural fields.
• Plants that are established only sparingly, with minimal impact on naturalhabitats.
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List A-1: Most Invasive Wildland Pest Plants; Widespread
The California Exotic Pest Plant Council
Latin Name1 Common Name Habitats of Concern and Other Comments Distribution2
F: Federal Noxious Weed, as designated by the USDA; targeted for federally-funded prevention, eradication or containment efforts.
A: CA Dept. of Food & Agriculture, on �A� list of Noxious Weeds; agency policies call for eradication, containment or entry refusal.
B: CA Dept. of Food & Agriculture, on �B� list of Noxious Weeds; includes species that are more widespread, and therefore more difficult tocontain; agency allows county Agricultural Commissioners to decide if local eradication or containment is warranted.
C: CA Dept. of Food & Agriculture, on �C� list of Noxious Weeds; includes weeds that are so widespread that the agency does not endorsestate or county-funded eradication or containment efforts except in nurseries or seed lots.
Q: CA Dept. of Food & Agriculture�s designation for temporary �A� rating pending determination of a permanent rating.
For most species nomenclature follows The Jepson Manual: Higher Plants of California (Hickman, J., Ed., 1993).
1Noxious Weed Ratings
Ammophila arenaria European beach grass Coastal dunes SCo,CCo,NCo
Arundo donax giant reed, arundo Riparian areas cSNF,CCo,SCo,SnGb,D,GV
Bromus tectorum cheat grass, downy brome Sagebrush, pinyon-juniper, other desert communities; GB,Dincreases fire frequency
Carpobrotus edulis iceplant, sea fig Many coastal communities, esp. dunes SCo,CCo,NCo,SnFrB
Centaurea solstitialisC yellow starthistle Grasslands CA-FP (uncommon in SoCal)
Cortaderia jubata Andean pampas grass, Horticultural; many coastal habitats, esp. disturbed or NCo,NCoRO,SnFrB,jubatagrass exposed sites incl. logged areas CCo,WTR,SCo
Cortaderia selloana pampas grass Horticultural; coastal dunes, coastal scrub, Monterey pine forest, SnFrB,SCo,CCo,ScVriparian, grasslands; wetlands in ScV; also on serpentine
Cynara cardunculusB artichoke thistle Coastal grasslands CA-FP, esp. CCo,SCo
Cytisus scopariusC Scotch broom Horticultural; coastal scrub, oak woodlands, Sierra foothills NW,CaRF,SNF,GV,SCo,CW
Eucalyptus globulus Tasmanian blue gum Riparian areas, grasslands, moist slopes NCoRO,GV,SnFrB,CCo,SCoRO,SCo,nChI
Foeniculum vulgare wild fennel Grasslands; esp. SoCal, Channel Is.; the cultivated garden herb CA-FPis not invasive
Genista monspessulanaC French broom Horticultural; coastal scrub, oak woodlands, grasslands NCoRO,NCoRI,SnFrB,CCo,SCoRO,sChI,WTR,PR
Lepidium latifoliumB perennial pepperweed, Coastal, inland marshes, riparian areas, wetlands, CA (except KR,D)tall whitetop grasslands; potential to invade montane wetlands
Myriophyllum spicatum Eurasian watermilfoil Horticultural; lakes, ponds, streams, aquaculture SnFrB,SnJV,SNH(?); prob. CA
Pennisetum setaceum fountain grass Horticultural; grasslands, dunes, desert canyons; roadsides Deltaic GV,CCo,SCo,SnFrB
Rubus discolor Himalayan blackberry Riparian areas, marshes, oak woodlands CA-FP
Senecio mikanioides Cape ivy, German ivy Coastal, riparian areas, also SoCal (south side San Gabriel Mtns.) SCo,CCo,NCo,SnFrB,SW (=Delairea odorata)
Taeniatherum medusa-head Grasslands, particularly alkaline and poorly drained areas NCoR,CaR,SNF,GV,SCocaput-medusaeC
Tamarix chinensis, tamarisk, salt cedar Desert washes, riparian areas, seeps and springs SCo,D,SnFrB,GV,sNCoR,T. gallica, T. parviflora & sSNF,Teh,SCoRI,SNE,T. ramosissima WTR
Ulex europaeusB gorse North, central coastal scrub, grasslands NCo,NCoRO,CaRF,n&cSNF,SnFrB,CCo
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2Distribution by geographic subdivisions per the Jepson ManualCA=CaliforniaCA-FP=California Floristic ProvinceCaR=Cascade RangesCaRF=Cascade Range FoothillsCCo=Central CoastChI=Channel IslandsCW=Central Western CAD=DesertsDMoj=Mojave DesertDSon=Sonoran DesertGB=Great Basin
GV=Great ValleyKR=Klamath RangesMP=Modoc PlateauNCo=North CoastNCoRI=Inner NCo RangesNCoRO=Outer NCo RangesNW=Northwestern CAPR=Peninsular RangesSCo=South CoastSCoRI=Inner SCo RangesSCoRO=Outer SCo Ranges
ScV=Sacramento ValleySnJV=San Joaquin ValleySN=Sierra NevadaSNE=East of SNSNF=SN FoothillsSNH=High SNSnFrB=San Francisco Bay AreaSnGb=San Gabriel MtnsSW=Southwestern CATeh=Tehachapi MtnsWTR=Western Transverse Ranges
Exotic Pest Plants of Greatest Ecological Concern in California
List A-2: Most Invasive Wildland Pest Plants; Regional
Latin Name1 Common Name Habitats of Concern and Other Comments Distribution2
Ailanthus altissima tree of heaven Riparian areas, grasslands, oak woodlands, esp. GV, SCo CA-FP
Atriplex semibaccata Australian saltbush SoCal, coastal grasslands, scrub, �high marsh� of CA (except CaR,c&sSN)coastal salt marshes
Brassica tournefortii Moroccan or Washes, alkaline flats, disturbed areas in Sonoran Desert SW,DAfrican mustard
Bromus madritensis red brome Widespread; contributing to SoCal scrub, desert scrub type CAssp. rubens conversions; increases fire frequency
Cardaria drabaB white-top, hoary cress Riparian areas, marshes of central coast; also ag. lands, Problem only in CCodisturbed areas
Conicosia pugioniformis narrow-leaved iceplant, Coastal dunes, sandy soils near coast; best documented in CCoroundleaf iceplant San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara cos.
Cotoneaster pannosus, cotoneaster Horticultural; many coastal communities; esp. North Coast, CCo,SnFrB,NWC. lacteus Big Sur; related species also invasive
Cytisus striatus striated broom Often confused with C. scoparius; coastal scrub, grassland SnFrB,CCo,SCo,PR
Egeria densa Brazilian waterweed Streams, ponds, sloughs, lakes; Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta n&sSNF,SnJV,SnFrB,SnJt,SNE
Ehrharta calycina veldt grass Sandy soils, esp. dunes; rapidly spreading on central coast CCo,SCoRO,WTR
Eichhornia crassipes water hyacinth Horticultural; established in natural waterways, esp. GV,SnFrB,SCo,PRtroublesome in Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta
Elaeagnus angustifolia Russian olive Horticultural; interior riparian areas SnJV,SnFrB,SNE,DMoj
Euphorbia esulaA leafy spurge Rangelands in far no. CA, also reported from Los Angeles Co. eKR,NCo,CaR,MP,SCo
Ficus carica edible fig Horticultural; Central Valley, foothill, South Coast and nSNF,GV,SnFrB,SCoChannel Is. riparian woodlands
Lupinus arboreus bush lupine Native to SCo, CCo; invasive only in North Coast dunes SCo,CCo,NCo
Mentha pulegium pennyroyal Santa Rosa Plain (Sonoma Co.) and Central Valley vernal pools; NW,GV,CW,SCowetlands elsewhere
Myoporum laetum myoporum Horticultural; coastal riparian areas in SCo SCo,CCo
Saponaria officinalis bouncing bet Horticultural; meadows, riparian habitat in SNE, NW,CaRH,nSNF,SnFrB,esp. Mono Basin SCoRO,SCo,PR,MP,SNE,
GV
Spartina alterniflora Atlantic or smooth cordgrass S.F. Bay salt marshes; populations in Humboldt Bay believed CCo(shores of S.F. Bay)extirpated
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The California Exotic Pest Plant Council
List B: Wildland Pest Plants of Lesser Invasiveness
Latin Name1 Common Name Habitats of Concern and Other Comments Distribution2
Ageratina adenophoraF eupatory Horticultural; coastal canyons, coastal scrub, slopes, Marin to CCo,SnFrB,SCo,SCoROSan Diego Co; San Gabriel Mtns.
Bassia hyssopifolia bassia Alkaline habitats CA (except NW,SNH)
Bellardia trixago bellardia Grasslands, on serpentine, where a threat to rare natives NCoRO,CCo,SnFrB
Brassica nigra black mustard Coastal communities, esp. fog-belt grasslands; disturbed areas CA-FP
Cardaria chalepensisB lens-podded white-top Wetlands of Central Valley CA
Carduus pycnocephalusC Italian thistle Grasslands, shrublands, oak woodlands sNCo,sNCoR,SNF,CW,SCo,ScV
Centaurea calcitrapaB purple starthistle Grasslands NW,sCaRF,SNF,GV,CW,SW
Centaurea melitensis tocalote, Malta starthistle Widespread; sometimes misidentified as C. solstitialis; perhaps a CA-FP,Dmore serious invader than currently recognized
Cirsium arvenseB Canada thistle Especially troublesome in riparian areas CA-FP
Cirsium vulgare bull thistle Riparian areas, marshes, meadows CA-FP,GB
Conium maculatum poison hemlock Mainly disturbed areas but may invade wildlands; known to CA-FPpoison wildlife; early expanding stage in many areas, esp.San Diego Co. riparian, oak understory
Crataegus monogyna hawthorn Horticultural; recent invader, colonizing healthy native forest SnFrB,CCo,NCo,NCoRaround Crystal Springs reservoir on S.F. peninsula
Ehrharta erecta veldt grass Wetlands, moist wildlands; common in urban areas; potential to SnFrB,CCo,SCospread rapidly in coastal, riparian, grassland habitats
Erechtites glomerata, Australian fireweed Coastal woodlands, scrub, NW forests, esp. redwoods NCo,NCoRO,CCo,SnFrB,E. minima SCoRO
Festuca arundinacea tall fescue Horticultural (turf grass); coastal scrub, grasslands in NCo, CCo CA-FP
Hedera helix English ivy Horticultural; invasive in coastal forests, riparian areas CA-FP
Holcus lanatus velvet grass Coastal grasslands, wetlands in No. CA CA exc. DSon
Hypericum perforatumC Klamathweed, Redwood forests, meadows, woodlands; invasion may occur NW,CaRH,n&cSN,ScV,St. John�s wort due to lag in control by established biocontrol agents CCo,SnFrB,PR
Ilex aquifolium English holly Horticultural; coastal forests, riparian areas NCoRO,SnFrB,CCo
Iris pseudacorus yellow water iris, yellow flag Horticultural; riparian, wetland areas, esp. San Diego, Los SnFrB,CCo,sSnJV,SCoAngeles cos.
Leucanthemum vulgare ox-eye daisy Horticultural; invades grassland, coastal scrub KR,NCoRO,n&cSNH,SnFrB,WTR,PR
Mesembryanthemum crystalline iceplant Coastal bluffs, dunes, scrub, grasslands; concentrates salt in soil NCo,CCo,SCo,ChIcrystallinum
Myriophyllum aquaticum parrot�s feather Horticultural; streams, lakes, ponds NCo,CaRF,CW,SCo
Olea europaea olive Horticultural and agricultural; reported as invasive in riparian NCoR,NCoRO,CCo,habitats in Santa Barbara, San Diego SnFrB,SCoRO,SCo
Phalaris aquatica Harding grass Coastal sites, esp. moist soils NW,cSNF,CCo,SCo
Potamogeton crispus curlyleaf pondweed Scattered distribution in ponds, lakes, streams NCoR,GV,CCo,SnFrB,SCo,ChI,SnGb,SnBr,DMoj
Ricinus communis castor bean SoCal coastal riparian habitats GV,SCo,CCo
Robinia pseudoacacia black locust Horticultural; riparian areas, canyons; native to eastern U.S. CA-FP,GB
Schinus molle Peruvian pepper tree Horticultural; invasive in riparian habitats in San Diego, SNF,GV,CW,SW,TehSanta Cruz Is.
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Exotic Pest Plants of Greatest Ecological Concern in California
List B: Continued
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Schinus terebinthifolius Brazilian pepper Horticultural; riparian areas sSCo
Senecio jacobaeaB tansy ragwort Grasslands; biocontrol agents established NCo,wKR,s&wCaR, nSNF,nScV,SW
Spartium junceum Spanish broom Coastal scrub, grassland, wetlands, oak woodland, NCoRO,ScV,SnFrB,NW forests, esp. redwoods; also roadcuts SCoRO,SCo,sChI,WTR
Verbascum thapsus woolly or common mullein SNE meadows, sagebrush, pinyon-juniper woodlands; CAshores of Boggs Lake (Lake Co.)
Vinca major periwinkle Horticultural; riparian, oak woodland, other coastal habitats NCoRO,SnFrB, CCo,sSCoRO,SCo
Red Alert: Species with potential to spread explosively; infestations currently restricted
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Alhagi pseudalhagiA camel thorn Noxious weed of arid areas; most infestations in California GV,sSNE,Dhave been eradicated
Arctotheca calendulaA Capeweed Seed-producing types are the problem; most are vegetative only NCo,SnFrB,CCo
Centaurea maculosaA spotted knapweed Riparian, grassland, wet meadows, forest habitats; contact CaR,SN,nScV,nCW,MP,CA Food & Ag if new occurrences found nSNE,sPR,NW
Crupina vulgarisF,A bearded creeper, Aggressively moving into wildlands, esp. grassland habitats NCoR (Sonoma Co.),MPcommon crupina
Halogeton glomeratusA halogeton Noxious weed of Great Basin rangelands; report locations to GBCA Food & Ag; goal is exclusion from CA
Helichrysum petiolare licorice plant North coastal scrub; one population on Mt. Tamalpais, Not in Jepsonw. Marin Co.
Hydrilla verticillataF,A hydrilla Noxious water weed; report locations to CA Food & Ag; NCoRI,n&cSNF,ScV,SCo,Deradication program in place; found in Clear Lake (Lake Co.)in 1994
Lythrum salicariaB purple loosestrife Horticultural; noxious weed of wetlands, riparian areas sNCo,NCoRO,nSNF,ScV,SnFrB,nwMP
Ononis alopecuroidesQ foxtail restharrow Eradication efforts underway in San Luis Obispo Co.; to be CCo; not in Jepsonlooked for elsewhere in CA
Retama monosperma bridal broom First noted at Fallbrook Naval Weapons Station, San Diego Co; San Diego Co.; not incould rival other invasive brooms Jepson
Salvinia molestaF giant waterfern Ponds, lakes, reservoirs, canals Napa, Sonoma cos., lowerColorado River; not inJepson
Sapium sebiferum Chinese tallow tree Horticultural; riparian, wetland habitats, open areas ScV,SnFrB; not in Jepsonand understory
Sesbania punicea scarlet wisteria tree Horticultural; riparian areas; American River Parkway, ScV,SnJV; not in JepsonSacramento Co., Suisun Marsh, San Joaquin River Parkway
Spartina anglica cord grass Scattered in S.F. Bay Not in Jepson
Spartina densiflora dense-flowered cord grass Scattered in S.F. Bay, Humboldt Bay salt marshes CCo,NCo
Spartina patens salt-meadow cord grass One site in S.F. Bay, also Siuslaw Estuary, OR and CCoPuget Sound, WA
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Acacia dealbata silver wattle Aggressive in natural areas? SnFRB,SCoRO,SCoRI,CCo
Acacia decurrens green wattle Sometimes confused with A. dealbata; aggressive in natural areas? Unknown
Acacia melanoxylon blackwood acacia Reported from S.F. Bay area, central coast, Santa Cruz Is.; SnFrB,SCoRO,SCo,CCospreads slowly; other areas?
Aeschynomene rudisB rough jointvetch Princeton area, Colusa Co.; pest of rice crops; potential threat ScVto riparian, wetland habitats?
Agrostis avenacea Pacific bentgrass Invading vernal pools in San Diego area; attempts at manual sNCo,sNCoR,SNF,eradication unsuccessful so far; problem in other areas? GV,CW,nSCo
Aptenia cordifolia red apple Habitats where invasive? CCo,SCo,sChI
Asphodelus fistulosus asphodel Common in SCo highway rights-of-way, other disturbed sites; sSnJV,SCothreats to wildlands?
Carduus acanthoidesA giant plumeless thistle Threatens wildlands? NCoRI,nSN,SnFrB,nSCoRO,MP
Cistus ladanifer gum cistus Horticultural; invades coastal sage scrub, chaparral; areas sCCo,SnGbwhere problematic?
Cordyline australis New Zealand cabbage Infestation at Salt Point State Park; bird-dispersed; other Not in Jepsonproblem areas?
Cotoneaster spp. cotoneaster Horticultural; bird-distributed; which species are problems Unknown(exc. C. pannosus, C. lacteus) in wildlands?
Cupressus macrocarpa Monterey cypress Native only to Monterey Peninsula; planted and naturalized CCoCCo, NCo; threat to wildlands?
Descurainia sophia flixweed, tansy mustard Entering Mojave wildlands through washes; threat to wildlands? CA
Dimorphotheca sinuata African daisy, Cape marigold Horticultural; reported as invasive in w. Riverside Co., SnJV,SCoRO,SCo,PRVentura Co.; problem elsewhere?
Echium candicans, E. pininana pride of Madeira, Horticultural; riparian, grassland, coastal scrub communities; CCo,SnFrB,SCo,sNCopride of Teneriffe spreads by seed
Ehrharta longiflora veldt grass Reported from San Diego Not in Jepson
Erica lusitanica heath Threat to wildlands? NCo (Humboldt Co.)
Euphorbia lathyris caper spurge, gopher plant Invades coastal scrub, marshes, dunes; Sonoma, Marin cos.; NCo,CCo,GV,SCothreat to wildlands?
Gazania linearis gazania Horticultural; invades grassland in S.F., coastal scrub? CCo,SCo
Glyceria declinata Although reported from Central Valley vernal pools, genetic Uncertain; not in Jepsonresearch is needed to confirm identity; plants that have beencalled G. declinata key in Jepson to native G. occidentalis
Hedera canariensis Algerian ivy Horticultural; invasive in riparian areas in SoCal? Not in Jepson
Hirschfeldia incana Mediterranean or Increasing in western, southern Mojave; threat to wildlands? NCo,SNF,GV,CW,SCo,short-pod mustard DMoj
Hypericum canariense Canary Island hypericum Reported in San Diego area, coastal sage scrub, grassland; SCothreat to wildlands?
Hypochaeris radicata rough cat�s-ear Widespread in coastal grasslands, wetlands; threat to wildlands? NW,CaRF,nSNF,ScV,CW,SCo
Isatis tinctoriaB dyers� woad Well-known invader in Utah; threat to wildlands? KR,CaR,nSNH,MP
Ligustrum lucidum glossy privet Horticultural; spreading rapidly on Mendocino coast; NCo; not in Jepsonproblem in other areas?
Limonium ramosissimum sea lavender Reported spreading in Carpinteria Salt Marsh; Not in Jepsonssp. provinciale problem in other areas?
1999 CalEPPC List p. 7
Need More Information: Continued
Latin Name1 Common Name Habitats of Concern and Other Comments Distribution2
Exotic Pest Plants of Greatest Ecological Concern in California
Ludwigia uruguayensis water primrose Invasive in aquatic habitats; non-native status questioned? NCo,sNCoRO,CCo,(= L. hexapetala) SnFrB,SCo
Malephora crocea ice plant Invades margins of wetlands, bluffs along SCo CCo,SCo,sChI
Maytenus boaria mayten Horticultural; scattered in riparian forests, ScV; east SnFrB ScV,SnFrB
Mesembryanthemum nodiflorum slender-leaved iceplant Abundant on Channel Islands; invades wetlands; habitats where SnFrB,SCo,ChIproblematic?
Nicotiana glauca tree tobacco Disturbed places; not very competitive with natives in NCoRI,c&sSNF,coastal scrub, chaparral; spreading along Putah Creek GV,CW,SW,D (Yolo Co.); problems elsewhere?
Oxalis pes-caprae Bermuda buttercup Invades disturbed sites; invasive in undisturbed habitats? NCo,NCoRO,CCo,SnFrB,SCoRO,SCo
Parentucellia viscosa Threat to NCo (Humboldt Co.) dune swales? NCo,NCoRO,CCo,SCo
Passiflora caerulea Horticultural; reported from SoCal; threat to wildlands? SCo; not in Jepson
Pennisetum clandestinumF,C Kikuyu grass Disturbed sites, roadsides; threat to wildlands? NCo,CCo,SnFrB,SCo,Santa Cruz Is.
Phyla nodiflora mat lippia Most varieties in CA are native; taxonomy unclear; status of NW(except KR,NCoRH),plants in vernal pools, wetlands? GV,CCo,SnFrB,SCo,
PR,DSon
Pinus radiata cultivars Monterey pine Cultivars invading native Monterey, Cambria forests, CCowhere spread of pine pitch canker is a concern
Piptatherum miliaceum smilo grass Aggressive in SoCal creeks, canyons; threats to wildlands? NCo,GV,CW,SCo
Pistacia chinensis Chinese pistache Horticultural; invades riparian areas and woodlands in ScV ScV
Prunus cerasifera cherry plum Oak woodland, riparian areas; esp. Marin, Sonoma cos.; SnFrB,CCobird-distributed; problems elsewhere?
Pyracantha angustifolia pyracantha Horticultural; spreads from seed in S.F. Bay area; sNCoRO,CCo,SnFrB, SCobird-distributed; problem elsewhere?
Salsola soda glasswort Threat to salt marshes? nCCo,SnFrB
Salsola tragusC Russian thistle, tumbleweed Abundant in dry open areas in w. Mojave Desert, CA Great Basin; not limited to disturbed sites; threats?
Salvia aethiopisB Mediterranean sage Creates monocultures in E. Oregon grasslands; threat to MPCA wildlands?
Stipa capensis Distribution and threats? Not in Jepson
Tamarix aphylla athel Spreading in Salton Sea area; threats to wildlands? nSnJV,nSCo,D
Tanacetum vulgare common tansy Jepson reports as uncommon, escape from cultivation in NCo,NCoRO,CaRH,urban areas; problem in wildlands? SCoRO
Verbena bonariensis, tall vervain Horticultural; invades riparian forests, wetlands; extensive ScV,nSnJV,nSnFrB,CCo V. litoralis along ScV riparian corridors; roadsides (Yuba Co.); elsewhere?
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Considered, but not listed
Latin Name1 Common Name Habitats of Concern and Other Comments
Annual Grasses
Latin Name1 Common Name Habitats of Concern and Other Comments Distribution2
Aegilops triuncialisB barbed goatgrass Serpentine soils, grasslands sNCoR,CaRF, n&cSNF,ScV,nCW
Avena barbata slender wild oat Lower elev. in SoCal; coastal slopes, coastal sage scrub, CA-FP,MP,DMojdisturbed sites
Avena fatua wild oat Lower elev. in SoCal; coastal slopes, coastal sage scrub on CA-FP,MP,DMojdeeper soil, disturbed sites
Brachypodium distachyon false brome Expanding in SoCal; common in Orange Co. sNCoR,sCaRF,SNF,GV,CW,SCo,sChI
Bromus diandrus ripgut brome Coastal dunes, coastal sage scrub, grasslands CA
Lolium multiflorum Italian ryegrass Wetland areas, esp. vernal pools in San Diego Co.; CA-FPcommon in disturbed sites
Schismus arabicus Mediterranean grass Threat to Mojave and Colorado desert shrublands? SnJV,CW,sChI,D
Schismus barbatus Mediterranean grass Threat to Mojave and Colorado desert shrublands? SnJV,SW,D
Albizia lophantha plume acacia Not invasive
Anthoxanthum odoratum sweet vernal grass Disturbed sites on coast; Marin, Sonoma, Mendocino cos.
Carpobrotus chilensis sea fig Native status in question; not a threat to wildlands
Centranthus ruber red valerian Horticultural; roadcuts in Marin Co.; not a threat to wildlands
Convolvulus arvensisC field bindweed Disturbed sites; ag lands
Coprosma repens mirror plant No evidence of wildland threat
Crocosmia x crocosmiiflora Generally in disturbed coastal, urban areas, roadsides
Digitalis purpurea foxglove Horticultural; scattered in prairies, meadows, disturbed sites; not a major wildland threat
Dipsacus sativus, D. fullonum wild teasel, Fuller�s teasel Roadsides, disturbed sites
Fumaria officinalis, F. parviflora fumitory S.F. Bay area, Monterey Bay salt marshes, sandy disturbed sites
Medicago polymorpha California bur clover Grasslands, moist sites; mainly restricted to disturbed sites
Melilotus officinalis yellow sweet clover Restricted to disturbed sites in CA
Nerium oleander oleander Horticultural; not invasive, although reported from riparian areas in Central Valley, SanBernardino Mtns.
Picris echioides bristly ox-tongue Disturbed areas
Silybum marianum milk thistle Disturbed areas, especially overgrazed moist pasturelands; may inter fere with restoration
Xanthium spinosum spiny cocklebur Identified as native in The Jepson Manual (Hickman, 1993) and A California Flora (Munz andKeck, 1968); restricted to disturbed areas
Zantedeschia aethiopica calla lily Horticultural; mainly a garden escape in wet coastal areas
Zoysia cultivars Amazoy and others Horticultural; no evidence of wildland threat
Figure 8 - Fuel Management Zone Map - Option 1 Montecito Ranch GPA 04-013/R04-22 P04-045
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Figure 8 - Fuel Management Zone Map - Option 2 Montecito Ranch GPA 04-013/R04-22 P04-045
Legend:Zone A - 100' around parcels adjacent to open space except parcels 5-13
10' Adjacent to Roads through Open Space
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279-071-28
APN
279-071-29
APN
279-071-60
APN
279-071-59
APN
279-071-58
APN 279-071-62
APN 279-071-39
APN 279-071-40
APN 279-071-41
APN 279-071-42
APN 279-071-43
APN 279-071-44
APN 279-071-45
APN
279-071-73
APN 279-040-48
APN 280-071-78
APN
280-071-42
APN 280-071-18
APN 280-071-27
APN 280-071-28
APN 280-071-38
APN 280-071-52
APN 280-071-49
APN 280-071-48
APN 280-071-46
APN 280-071-53
APN 280-071-45
APN 279-030-08
APN 279-030-12
APN 280-010-02
APN 280-010-04
APN 281-520-38
APN 281-520-54APN 281-520-55
APN 281-520-47
APN 281-520-48
HV-207
HV-3
CAG-11
CAG-9
CAG-47
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CAG-43
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PRC = 108+59.03
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PRC = 132+06.61
PT = 139+42.04
PC = 146+11.72
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