. >> they're in good condition, the nice thing about, olive trees is now they come in nonfruiting varieties, so they can be a street tree as well. and they're very long, lasting trees. so, we, we, they're a great street tree. and they have a nice can nappy, which sometimes can be a challenge for the property owner to maintain, but ultimately it gives you a lot to work with. >> sometimes people are concerned because the signage above the store may be hidden by the tree can opy, and there's a conflict with commercial uses. >> that's right. in commercial &s we will find trees that are more upright. we help them plant away from the signs, it is nobody's best interest for them to be overpruned or the property owner to have a genuine commercial enterprise they're losing their signage for. >> any questions? >> >> you talked about using a lot of australian trees, the olive, the mediterranean, the -- we have other mediterranean trees that we like? >> we to. i'm still trying to get the city to send me to itly to do more research. thank you. so far that hasn't resulted in anything but there are some i