Spice Wood Tree Myrcia Neopallens Endangered Pot Size:X-Large Plantable Pot Described as a "little slice

Described as a "little slice of paradise"

ends ward negativity

14 mm weight per 100 m: 10

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Spice Wood Tree Myrcia Neopallens Endangered Pot Size:X-Large Plantable Pot Described as a "little sliceSpice Wood Tree, also known as the Pale Lidflower Tree, is native to South Florida where it is endangered, and it also grows in Mexico, the West Indies, and Central America. It typically reaches 1520 feet tall with a narrow crown, glossy evergreen leaves, white flowers, and colorful fruit. White to cream flowers bloom March through September with a sweet fragrance, and the leaves release a spicy scent when crushed. Red and black berries ripen in fall