You’ve just gotta be sure you’re there when they are opened.

(If a frog leaps out and starts singin’ and dancin’, just leave it be.)

Ahem…

(Granted, this is at DCA, part of the Disneyland RESORT.)

Ssssssshhh!

That is my arm and hand!

Down in Irvine they laid out major boulevards to include several stands of these. They always refer to them as windbreaks in social histories.

Landowners? Dominguez (which pretty much everyone knows) and these:
Callen
Claussen
Edwards
Fable
Fall
Hughes
Jarvis
Olding
Peltzer
Reed
Witherill

I found this image in a book in a back room at the Muzeo in Anaheim. It predates the land acquisition, but does not identify the various owners.

And, of course, these were one of two small stands of Eucalyptus that were held over from the original windbreaks that criss-crossed the original orchards on site. Here they are after site prep, before construction. The FL stand is at the top (north). Lower one between City Hall and Jungle Cruise.

The late and much loved Miss Moxie, illustrating the timeless truth, “If it fits…”

Not certain what “contemporary Disney artwork” means in this context. In 1955 shops in the park sold prints. The Art Corner was in place by 1956.

Charles Boyer joined Disneyland in 1960 and produced lithoes and prints from 1976 to his retirement in 1999.

Again? Yes.