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 The Wax Myrtle is native to the southeastern United States which stretches from North Carolina to Texas. The Wax Myrtle can be used as a large evergreen shrub for screening or a small ornamental tree when pruned up. The Wax Myrtle has simple alternate leaves with an elliptic shape that are two to four inches long. Wax Myrtle leaves have a glossy dark green appearance with serrated edges towards the tip of the leaf. The Wax Myrtle has a nice fragrance from the glands that exist on both sides of the leaves. The Wax Myrtle has smooth grayish-green bark which is soft and fine grained. In early spring the Wax Myrtle produces inconspicuous yellow-white flowers and towards late summer the Wax Myrtle produces bluish-white berries that appear in clusters along the stem.
Common Names: Wax Myrtle, Southern Wax Myrtle, Southern Bayberry, Candleberry, Talllow Shrub
Growth Rate |
Evergreen or Deciduous |
Height Mature |
Width Mature |
4' Per Year |
Evergreen |
15' |
10' |
Additional Wax Myrtle Pictures:
Wax Myrtle
30 Gallon |
Wax Myrtle
45 Gallon Tree Form |
Wax Myrtle
45 Gallon |
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Search Phrases: Wax Myrtle, Wax Myrtle Tree, Dallas, Texas
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