Morella pumila 'Willow Leaf' prophouse-winter-2028 Come late winter and early

Come late winter and early spring

silver-blue juvenile needles

The serrated leaves take on a handsome purplish cast that deepens toward autumn

growing more shrubby only in the warmest sections

both names describing the elegant

Morella pumila 'Willow Leaf' prophouse-winter-2028 Come late winter and earlyMorella pumila 'Willow Leaf' is a distinctive, fine leaved form of the native dwarf waxmyrtle, selected for narrow, elongated, willow like leaves that give the low shrub an unusually elegant, airy texture rarely seen in the species. Like the wild plant, this is a low, spreading, colony forming evergreen of the fire adapted pinelands of the southeastern United States, once listed as Myrica pusilla and now placed in the genus Morella. The selection is a