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Description

Luma apiculata (Myrtus luma)Myrtle Myrtus luma Also know as Myrtus luma, this is a vigorous, upright, bushy tree or large shrub with very attractive, peeling cinnamon brown and creamy white bark. Aromatic, glossy dark green leaves are bronzy when young. Small cup shaped, 5 petalled, white flowers appear from midsummer to autumn, followed by purple berries. Needs a mild climate to thrive. Grows well near the coast if sheltered from cold winds. Makes a beautiful specimen. Site:

2m) Spread: 3’3” (1m)

Bred in Kent in 1975

but is often grown trained against a warm wall

tomentosum Shasta offer s a magnificent show of extra large

Planting depth: In water from 20cm (8’’) to 50cm (20") below water level

turning olive-green when older

it is recommended that Daffodil ‘White Lion’ be given a sheltered location

it mellows somewhat as it ripens in store

and the flesh is juicy and aromatic

and notoriously shy to flower

when the birds will appreciate them

vigorous evergreen shrub with perfect deep red semi-double flowers