Desert Olive Berries this plant would be a

this plant would be a great addition to any garden

as well as in southern Florida and much of the Caribbean

deep green oak-like leaves (up to 8 inches long) transform into striking hues of bronze

This charming plant is native to the open habitats along the Gulf Coasts of Texas

thrives in a range of habitats from Virginia to Florida

Desert Olive Berries this plant would be aForestiera neomexicana New Mexico Olive is a lovely, small, vase shaped tree that sheds its leaves and brings charm to any garden. Native to the warm regions stretching from southern California to western Texas, it gifts us with delicate yellow flowers in early spring, attracting honeybees with its sweet nectar. While its dark blue fruits may create a little litter for us in late summer, they're a delightful treat for songbirds! In the fall, this