Myrtus communis "Myrtle" 4"Myrtle, any of the evergreen shrubs in the genus Myrtus, belonging to the family Myrtaceae. The plant's dark green leaves are small and leathery. The cinnamon colored bark peels and becomes furrowed with age, as the trunk thickens slowly. While it naturally has a bushy habit, the common myrtle can be trained as a low mounding spreading shrub, an upright small tall tree, or a tiny bonsai. Best used as an indoor outdoor plant seasonally. Light: plenty

Size at maturity: 6-10"h x 12"w at maturity

Interior diameter: 5"D x 4

Great for a succulent garden that does not require that much depth

this preserved bunch of Ouro adds interesting texture to floral arrangements or plays well on its own

Great accent in container gardens as well as the landscape

violet berries decorate the stems making for a dramatic color accent against the snow

Dimensions:  H: 12

They also bloom with a waxy pink to red to cream flower that hangs

striped variegation

Height at maturity: 2 - 10' depending on variety

Light: bright indirect light to partial shade

It features an eye-catching ribbed shape with drainage hole and detached drainage tray to catch excess water