Myrica cerifera / SOUTHERN WAX MYRTLE (Male)

The male southern wax myrtle, Myrica cerifera, is known for its lush green foliage and ability to complement female plants in the garden. While it does not produce berries, it plays a vital role in pollination, supporting the overall health of the ecosystem. This shrub thrives in a variety of soil conditions, including wet and sandy environments, and is often used for hedges or informal screens. Its aromatic leaves add a pleasant scent to the garden, enhancing the sensory experience. The male variety is a hardy choice for gardeners looking to create a diverse and vibrant landscape.

·         ORIGIN - NC native

·         EXPOSURE PREFERENCE - Full sun

·         FLOWER COLOR - yellow

·         HEIGHT - 10-15 ft

·         HABIT - evergreen

·         MOISTURE - drought tolerant

·          HARDINESS ZONES - 7-10

3 Gallon pot