Myrica californica (Pacific Wax Myrtle) Size:1 gal SE An extraordinary compilation of the

An extraordinary compilation of the plants used by North American native peoples for medicine

Woodland and rain gardens benefit from this plant along with conventional and ornamental gardens

Introducing this powerful blend to your soil populates plants’ root zones with microorganisms and their bioactive compounds which together convert nutrients into more plant-available forms

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Myrica californica (Pacific Wax Myrtle) Size:1 gal SE An extraordinary compilation of thePlant 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