Spice Wood (Myrcia neopallens, syn. Calyptranthes pallens) Lighting drought-tolerant shrub is perfect for

drought-tolerant shrub is perfect for collectors and gardeners looking for a unique and productive addition to their edible landscape

vitamins A and C

Vibrant blue shines from the patterned glass of this finely crafted candle lantern

leathery leaves can be harvested and dried at any time of the year when the foliage has become full on the tree

01 lb Dimensions 10

Spice Wood (Myrcia neopallens, syn. Calyptranthes pallens) Lighting drought-tolerant shrub is perfect forSpice Wood, or Pale Lidflower, is a beautiful small tree or shrub native to South Florida, where it is considered endangered, Mexico, the West Indies, and Central America. It grows 15 to 20 feet tall with a narrow crown, glossy evergreen leaves, white flowers, and colorful fruit. Spice Wood is named for its aromatic flowers and foliage that are characteristic of Myrtaceae, the Myrtle family. White to cream colored flowers bloom from March to September