This beautiful plant attracts bees that will consume its nectar quite readily, however the consumption of nectar from Cyrilla racemiflora...Read More causes a condition known as "Purple Brood", which can be fatal for honeybee colonies. I would not recommend the cultivation of this species.
This is a shrub/small tree that is native to the southeastern coastal plains. They are semi-evergreen, in the winter a heavy frost will b...Read Morering out some good color. When they are in bloom in the spring the flowers look similar to Sourwood. This plant usually grows in moist to wet areas, but sometimes they can be spotted on a drier site.
This beautiful plant attracts bees that will consume its nectar quite readily, however the consumption of nectar from Cyrilla racemiflora...Read More
This is a shrub/small tree that is native to the southeastern coastal plains. They are semi-evergreen, in the winter a heavy frost will b...Read More
Cyrilla flowers in summer (and is not as showy as Cliftonia monophylla, which goes by the similar common name "Black Titi")