Leucothoe axillaris ~ Coastal Leucothoe no-masters The large panicles of fragrant

The large panicles of fragrant lavender flowers bloom through summer

The double flowers which resemble a larger version of the famous Leslie Ann camellia are white with rich pink edging on the petals bloom from fall into winter attracting butterflies

Clusters of small white orchid-like flowers with yellow centers bloom through summer

COMPANION PLANTS: Honeysuckle

Leucothoe axillaris ~ Coastal Leucothoe no-masters The large panicles of fragrantCoastal Leucothoe is a compact, slow growing native evergreen shrub with a lax, arching multi stemmed habit. Its rich, thick dark green foliage emerges tinged with bronze red and turns purplish bronze in winter. Lightly fragrant white flowers are borne in profuse axillary clusters in spring. Grows best in partial sun and rich, moist acidic well drained soils. Leaves are highly flammable and toxic if ingested. Deer resistant. Type: Shrub Origins: