Myrica californica (Pacific Wax Myrtle) Native Starter 5 Plant Description: From the southern

Plant Description: From the southern Caucasus

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It has many branches that can form thickets

The fruit ripens in late August to early September

Eriogonum compositum is a very important butterfly plant

Myrica californica (Pacific Wax Myrtle) Native Starter 5 Plant Description: From the southernPlant Description: This plant is a densely branched, multi stemmed shrub. When protected, it forms into a small tree with a narrow rounded crown. The gray to brown bark is smooth and thick, leathery evergreen leaves are elongated with serrated margins often having resin dots. The sticky leaves give off a spicy aroma when crushed or on a warm day. Male flowers are tiny yellowish green catkins, female flowers are tiny reddish green flowers both forming