I have a question what is the plant's actual name Ardisia humilis or Ardisia e.? Also are the berries on it edible, we have children in ...Read Moreour house and were also wondering about if its poisonous? Please enlighten us as soon as possible many thanks!
This plant can be found at Home Depot and Wal-Mart. Is distributed by Exotic Angel. They occasionally mislabel their Ardisia plants as ...Read Morecoffee plants. Am currently attempting to grow in Northern Utah. I read on some gardening website recently that these plants are not on the noxious weeds list.
This shrub is extremely invasive in southeastern Florida, and has taken over the shrub layer of many of the rare native hardwood hammocks...Read More. It also is a problem in marsh and mangrove edges and forested wetlands. Ardisia elliptica (the accepted name) is also invasive in Hawaii and Jamaica, and probably elsewhere. This native of India, China, and Southeast Asia should not be planted in the subtropics unless one is certain that it is not invasive in your area.
I have a question what is the plant's actual name Ardisia humilis or Ardisia e.? Also are the berries on it edible, we have children in ...Read More
This plant can be found at Home Depot and Wal-Mart. Is distributed by Exotic Angel. They occasionally mislabel their Ardisia plants as ...Read More
This shrub is extremely invasive in southeastern Florida, and has taken over the shrub layer of many of the rare native hardwood hammocks...Read More