Luma apiculata Agave rather than the silver blue

rather than the silver blue of the straight species

Best in shade

macrorhiza in its ancestry

This lovely plant from the place of the same name along the northern California coast

and the flowers are white to pale pink urns that appear in early spring followed by orange fruit lasting into winter

Luma apiculata Agave rather than the silver blueFrom a delightful South American genus of myrtaceous shrubs and small trees, this one reaching 8 12 ft with shiny round leaves, honey scented white flowers and reddish to purplish to black fruit often used in preserves and eating out of hand. One of the most striking features is the white, cream, and pink patterns that develops on the trunks as plants age. Often found growing nearly in small creeks but able as well to withstand drought. This form was