*RETAIL - Pittosporum parvilimbum DJHC 98110 Size:2g/$32 gravelly hills in the northern

gravelly hills in the northern Willamette valley

across lighter fields of green with flecks of white to dark leaf margins

Light brown to violet fruit and flavorful bright red flesh late August into September

Part shade to full sun with regular summer water at least until established

A very attractive smaller clumping aloe that grows to less than 1ft tall with many densely clustered 12" wide rosettes of medium green

*RETAIL - Pittosporum parvilimbum DJHC 98110 Size:2g/$32 gravelly hills in the northernA Pittosporum for USDA zone 7! And one known to have survived many harsh winters at the JC Raulston Arboretum in North Carolina. Having been introduced there as the completely unrelated Phillyrea, it was only after many years the plant was noticed and properly identified as this recently described and excellent species. From China, a tall, evergreen shrub, to 10 12 ft, densely branched and adorned with small, narrow leaves. Blooms in spring with