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Laurel Texas Mountain
Description
An evergreen small tree or large shrub that is native to central Texas. It produces purple flowers that have a grape jelly scent which permeates the garden. It is deer and drought tolerant and requires little maintenance once it is established. A wonderful specimen plant that should be planted in more landscapes. Attracts butterflies.

Laurel Texas Mountain

$77.78Price
  • 7 gallon
  • Botanical Name Rosa Celestial Nights�
    Exposure Full Sun
    Height x Width 4-5' H x 4-5' W
    Water Water regularly until established. Water more during periods of high temperatures.
    Zones Zones 5-9
    Fertilization Feed in spring and summer with a fertilizer specifically designed for roses. Follow label directions.
    Pruning Remove spent flowers. May be cut back by 1/3 during winter for a compact growth habit the following summer."
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