Sea Myrtle
Baccharis halimifolia
Sea Myrtle is a hardy shrub that can withstand salt spray and high humidity. It's profuse flowers resembling tiny, silvery-white paint brushes make it a striking addition to southern gardens. It can also be used as a border or screen.
Grows To:
6-15 Ft
Spread:
3-6 Ft
Bloom Time:
August-October
Light Requirements:
Full Sun,
Part Shade
Soil Moisture:
Moist ,
Well-Drained
Soil Description:
Loam,
Sand,
Acidic
Attracts:
Caterpillars,
Birds,
Pollen Specialist Bees
Fragrant Flowers:
No
Drought Tolerant:
No