Northern Bayberry Bromeliad then water during drought to

then water during drought to reduce stress and support growth

but performs best in well-drained loam and should not be planted in persistently wet sites

layered look that feels at home in both refined beds and woodland edges

Pruning: Shear once to a few times per season to maintain a formal hedge

Container Ready: Strong stems and dense growth suit patio displays

Northern Bayberry Bromeliad then water during drought toNorthern Bayberry (Myrica pensylvanica) Northern Bayberry is a rugged native shrub that brings year round structure, coastal toughness, and a clean, natural look to sunny landscapes. Also known as candleberry, it is valued for aromatic foliage and the distinctive waxy berries that can persist into winter on female plants. It handles wind, salt spray, and lean soils better than many shrubs, making it a dependable choice for hard to plant sites. Once