Wax myrtle landscaping

Update April 27, 2013 : See also this subsequent post regarding the management of wax myrtle trimmings. In a posting last September , I...

Update April 27, 2013 : See also this subsequent post regarding the management of wax myrtle trimmings. In a posting last September , I...

Get advice for how to plant and care for Southern Wax Myrtle from the experts at Wilson Bros Gardens

The benefits of planting a Wax Myrtle hedge in your yard go well beyond only providing privacy! When we first moved into our house in the August of 2015, we didn’t spend a tremendous amount o…

In this post from about a year ago, I introduced the Texas Wax Myrtle as one of my favorite landscaping plants. It's native, it's almost i...

A fast-growing shrub or small tree, great for screening.

HW: grows 10-30' tall. Would need to go in back corner. Myrica californica Pacific Wax Myrtle

This week, we are focusing on the southern waxmyrtle, also known as southern bayberry. This fast-growing evergreen shrub is native to South Carolina and surrounding southern states. Its fast growth rate and tolerance of deer, drought, wind, salt, sandy so

Wax myrtle is a fast-growing, hardy native plant that can take tough conditions - heat, cold, wet and even salty areas. Read all about it!

Looking to add a little shade to your yard? Here are some of our favorite fast-growing shade trees to keep you cool and give you extra privacy.