Leather wood

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Leather-wood (Cyrilla Racemiflora) - A shrub, or low tree, covering a vast area in the warmer parts of America, yet hardy in the warmest parts of this country, where it grows as a shrub of about 5 feet high, of slender growth, with fine glossy green foliage, which is nearly evergreen in warm places, and in a mild season. The flowers come as narrow, slender white spikes of graceful effect from June to August, and the leaves take glowing tints of orange and crimson in the autumn. Seed.


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The only source I have been able to locate is Almost Eden Plants. However, I can not testify to their reliability because I have never purchased from them.

-- Contributed by: Kathleen Roberts

where can I find them for purchase

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