Umbellularia californica [Walker Ridge] blooming now 1/3” blue-black fruit produced from

1/3” blue-black fruit produced from an exceedingly heavy flowering

Blooms mid-spring through summer with a riot of 1-inch-wide fragrant white flowers

Hardy in USDA one 8

fuzzy and bluish green

Rounded shrubs usually to about 5 ft

Umbellularia californica [Walker Ridge] blooming now 1/3” blue-black fruit produced fromA large growing evergreen tree, to 30 40 ft or more, often with weeping foliage, the leathery leaves undercoated with soft, light colored pubescence, making them particularly attractive and lighter in appearance than typical. Leaves are aromatic like their true bay relatives. Small yellowish, spring flowers are followed by a round, green fruit. Full sun for the best form, good drainage, and little summer water once established. Frost hardy to 0F, USDA