Myrica cerifera ~ Southern Wax Myrtle aromatic needs regular and constant watering

needs regular and constant watering for best fruiting

Following the bloom is bright red berries that mature to black in fall

5) Southern climates with excessive humidity are more prone to powdery mildew

Pollinated females produce blue-black berries

Appearance: Red Delicious Apples are medium to large in size and have a distinctive elongated shape

Myrica cerifera ~ Southern Wax Myrtle aromatic needs regular and constant wateringSouthern Wax Myrtle is an upright multi stemmed evergreen shrub with aromatic glossy olive green foliage. The flowers are inconspicuous but fragrant and the female flowers give way to clusters of blue grey berries that persist into winter. Best in full sun and moist soils. Can be considered a fire hazard in some areas, as the aromatic compounds of the foliage and stems are flammable. Type: Shrub Origins: Caribbean and SE N. America; GA Native Height: