Wax Myrtle Don's Dwarf (Morella cerifera “don's dwarf") toy • Palm berries are sources

• Palm berries are sources of highly nutritious food for local birds

making it an excellent choice for pollinator gardens

It likes a location where it gets sun through the majority of the day (part sun to full sun areas)

fragrant white flowers provide nectar for bees and butterflies in spring

making it a reliable and low-maintenance option for diverse landscapes

Wax Myrtle Don's Dwarf (Morella cerifera “don's dwarf") toy • Palm berries are sourcesWax Myrtle (Morella cerifera) is an erect, multi trunked evergreen understory shrub. Found along the Coastal Plain from southern New Jersey to Florida and west along the Gulf Coastal Plain to eastern Texas and southeast Oklahoma, Wax Myrtle is an early successional species that is highly adaptable to a range of conditions: it can be found growing in fresh to slightly brackish banks and shores; pine flatwoods; marshes; wet prairies; hammocks; swamps;