The Wax Myrtle is native to damp areas of the eastern and southeastern USA. The Wax Myrtle is a large evergreen shrub
with 1-4 inch long leaves with an elliptic shape. The Wax Myrtle has smooth grayish-green bark and the wood is soft and fine
grained. From March- April the Wax Myrtle will produce small pale yellow-brown flowers and from September - October the Wax
Myrtle produces berries which contain light green seeds that are covered with granules of bluish-white wax. The berries of
a Wax Myrtle are eaten by about 40 species of birds and the wax from the berries is sometimes used in candles.
Growth Rate
4' Per Year
Evergreen or Deciduous*
Evergreen
Height Mature
13'
Width Mature
10'
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