Bejaria racemosa (Tarflower)
Bejaria racemosa (Tarflower) with clusters of white flowers against lush green oval leaves.
Botanical name: Bejaria racemosa
Common name: Tarflower
Family: Ericaceae
Origin: Florida
USDA Plant Hardiness Zone Map
Bejaria racemosa is a woody shrub with a fragrant flower found in the southeastern US states of Florida, Georgia, and Alabama.
This is a very ornamental shrub when in flower, and worthy of more attention by the native plant trade. Primarily recommended for natural landscapes. Also an accent shrub.
Similar plants: Bejaria racemosa (Tarflower)
Bejaria racemosa (Tarflower) white flower with pink accents sits beside rounded deep green leaves
Bejaria racemosa (Tarflower) with delicate white petals and rounded green leaves on thin woody branches.
Bejaria racemosa (Tarflower) white flower petals open wide showing delicate filaments and orange anthers in center.
Bejaria racemosa (Tarflower) pink flower clusters blooming on thin woody branches amidst small green leaves.
Bejaria racemosa (Tarflower) white flower with pink centers beside clusters of round green buds.
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