I have had this plant for over a year, and it has bloomed reliably from spring through fall. Here in Arizona, the winters are not quite m...Read Moreild enough for it to stay evergreen, but I have read that it willl retain its leaves in warmer temps. It stayed in its original container for the year, and I just repotted it in a larger container to give it more room, but it wasn't rootbound. The flowers look like tiny pale orange carnations. There is no scent, and no fruit. The branches reach downward in a weeping manner, and also twist a bit, giving it a very interesting look. In the spring I put it in full sun, and then move it to part shade when it really heats up here. I think if it was in the ground it would fare better with the scorching temps, but in a pot I don't leave it out. I wouldn't mind having a second tree and using them to fram a doorway or a gate.
I have had this plant for over a year, and it has bloomed reliably from spring through fall. Here in Arizona, the winters are not quite m...Read More