best tree for the area?

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From: marina.26
Date: Sun, 21 May 2006 03:20

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Hi,
I'm looking to plant a new tree in the front yard of a house in
Sunnyvale.  It's not a very big area, near a driveway.  So it can't
grow too tall, or too wide, or drop stuff on cars.  I would prefer
something native or Mediterranean, as the residents cannot be counted
on to water it much.  Any ideas?  I was thinking maybe a nonfruiting
olive?

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