Spice Wood Shrub or Tree - Myrcia neopallens, Aromatic White Flowers, Edible Berries, Pollinator-Friendly, Endangered Plant

Discover the beauty and aromatic charm of Spice Wood (Myrcia neopallens, syn. Calyptranthes pallens), a stunning small tree or shrub native to South Florida, Mexico, the West Indies, and Central America. When you purchase this product, you will receive a healthy, mature plant ready to enhance your garden or landscape with its glossy evergreen leaves, fragrant white flowers, and colorful edible berries. Perfect for adding visual interest and attracting pollinators, Spice Wood is an excellent choice for gardeners seeking a unique and eco-friendly addition to their outdoor space.

• Vibrant evergreen foliage with a spicy scent when crushed
• White to cream-colored fragrant flowers bloom from March to September
• Edible red and black berries ripen in fall, attracting birds and wildlife
• Attracts butterflies and hummingbirds with nectar-rich flowers