Low to moderate water once established. Water deeply, then let the upper soil dry before watering again; irrigate more frequently during extreme summer heat and establishment.
A low-growing Natal plum cultivar with dense, glossy foliage and fragrant white flowers, forming an attractive evergreen groundcover for warm-climate gardens.
Unripe fruit and milky sap toxic if ingested; ripe fruit edible
Care Instructions
Light: Full sun to partial shade; afternoon shade is helpful in Phoenix, especially near heat-reflecting walls or pavement.
Water: Low to moderate water once established. Water deeply, then let the upper soil dry before watering again; irrigate more frequently during extreme summer heat and establishment.
Soil: Well-drained sandy or loamy soil; tolerates alkaline conditions but struggles in soggy soil or poorly drained clay.
Mature size: Typically 1–2 feet tall and 3–5 feet wide.
Bloom: Primarily spring through fall, with intermittent flowering during warm weather.
Evergreen / deciduous: Evergreen; foliage may be damaged or drop after a hard freeze.
Growth rate: Slow to moderate, depending on irrigation and growing conditions.