Callistemon paludosus (hybrid?) Conifers a plant that was supposed

a plant that was supposed to belong to Florida and southern California and now belongs

Like most camellias

and from them pours a fragrance so rich and far-carrying that a single sprig will perfume a room

Site where the textured foliage can be read at close range

released in 1991 ('Polar Ice'

Callistemon paludosus (hybrid?) Conifers a plant that was supposedAn evergreen bottlebrush with arching to pendulous branches and dark green, lance shaped leaves, Callistemon paludosus carries terminal, pink bottlebrush spikes freely in midsummer, an unusual color in a genus mostly given to red. Relatively cold hardy for a bottlebrush, this is a graceful, easy shrub for a hot, sunny spot. The pink flowers raise a question: in the wild the straight Callistemon paludosus is described as yellow flowered, so this plant