Nerium oleander 'White' 25/7 Restock Keep the poisonous fruit in

Keep the poisonous fruit in mind wherever children or pets roam

this form bears leaves barely two inches long

This dwarf came from Richard Feist of Hummingbird Nursery in Kentucky

since the spines are formidable

give a decidedly tropical air

Nerium oleander 'White' 25/7 Restock Keep the poisonous fruit inNerium oleander is among the oldest shrubs in cultivation, grown around the Mediterranean since antiquity and named from the Greek neros, watery, for the streamsides and washes where oleander grows wild. The dark green, leathery, lance shaped leaves sit in tidy whorls of three along long, sparingly branched stems, lending the shrub a clean, upright presence in every season. This form flowers pure white, the clusters opening in early summer and