Myrica cerifera ‘Luray’ Reference The genus Osmunda gives its

The genus Osmunda gives its name to an ancient family

a tall hedge

The Japanese never bothered with Latin

'Dewerth' is a male clone

is a compact

Myrica cerifera ‘Luray’ Reference The genus Osmunda gives itsSouthern wax myrtle, long known as Myrica cerifera and now often placed in the genus Morella, is one of the most useful evergreens of the Southeast, a fast, aromatic large shrub or small tree of the coastal plain. 'Luray' is a male clone selected in Hampton County, South Carolina, by the plantsman Bob McCartney for a notably dense habit and a compact, semi dwarf form. Brush the olive green leaves and a clean, resinous, bay like scent rises, the same