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The perfect privacy screen for a wooded lot! The Wax Myrtle
is actually an old fashioned shrub that was used by early
settlers. They boiled the leaves and fruits to extract wax,
which they used to make bayberry candles. In the landscape
we use the Wax Myrtle in many situations where we have full
sun or partial shade. It prefers a fertile, moist, well-drained
soil but will tolerate a wide range of soil conditions. Wax
myrtle makes an excellent background plant, hedge and/or evergreen
screen.
| Tree
Type |
| Sun Requirements |
| Average
Spread |
| Average Height |
| Growth
Rate |
| Flower / Fruit |
| Pricing |
| Guarantee |
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| Evergreen |
| Full Sun /
Shade |
| 10
to 15 feet wide |
| 10 to 20 feet
tall |
| Fast |
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| View
Price Sheet |
| 2
Year Replacement |
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