Zenobia pulverulenta (green) Re-introduce Cinnamomum wilsonii belongs to the

Cinnamomum wilsonii belongs to the cinnamon and camphor clan

which leaves Cyrilla racemiflora as a plant of the southeastern United States after all

The fruit is good fresh or cooked and feeds birds and other wildlife

that draw birds and are edible for people too

where its fruit—often likened to a date in taste and texture

Zenobia pulverulenta (green) Re-introduce Cinnamomum wilsonii belongs to theThis is the green foliaged form of this fine semi evergreen ornamental shrub native to the coastal Carolinas. Showy racemes of white bell shaped flowers in spring. Moist sandy acid soil in sun or semi shade. See also the 'Woodlanders Blue' selection with blue foliage which is becoming more widely available. Zenobia was virtually unavailable from nurseries when Woodlanders first began offering it.