Luma apiculata Edmund Cuthbert The reward is quieter and

The reward is quieter and rarer than a japonica in full flush: fine

and Dahoon leaves

A member of the witch-hazel family

'Madame Galen' is less rampant than the wild American species

Those Hyrcanian woods are living museums

Luma apiculata Edmund Cuthbert The reward is quieter andLuma apiculata, the Chilean myrtle, is grown above all for the extraordinary bark: smooth, sinuous trunks in warm cinnamon orange that peel to reveal cream beneath, a living sculpture that glows in low winter light. An evergreen of the myrtle family, Myrtaceae, the plant hails from the temperate rainforests of Chile and neighboring Argentina, where whole groves, most famously the Bosque de Arrayanes on Lake Nahuel Huapi, are built of these twisting,