Most California trees disappoint in fall — mild climate mutes color. Liquidambar (Liquidambar styraciflua) is the brilliant exception, delivering Eastern-worthy displays of orange, crimson, gold, and purple.
Name: Latin liquidus (fluid) + Arabic ambar (amber) — references fragrant resin. Historically used in chewing gum.
For reliable, show-stopping fall color in mild climates, liquidambar is unmatched.
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