Shrubs include several endemics and a high proportion of Iberian-North African species.
Mite-repelling shrubs include barberry, juniper, spruce, arborvitae, and yew.
Hardy, low-maintenance shrubs include hydrangea, potentilla, and spirea.
In the slightly moister ponderosa pine forests grasses such as pinegrass are found with a cover of shrubs including white spirea, common snowberry, and mallow ninebark.
Oaks and heathers (Arctostaphylos) are also prominent in California, as are many other shrubs including Garrya, Heteromeles, Rhus, the blue-flowered Ceanothus, and the common chamiso (Adenostoma fasciculatum).
The fungi are deadly to woody plants and shrubs including rhododendron, viburnum, magnolia and camelia.
Shrubs, including Dasiphora fruticosa, Caragana jubata (Pall).
Burned conifer had the highest mean number of shrubs in 2005, but was dominated by less palatable shrubs including Quercus spp. and Robinia neomexicana.
The grounds were extensively planted with trees and shrubs, including over the motte.
