Wax Myrtle is a versatile shrub with aromatic leaves and small, waxy berries. It is often used in landscaping for its fragrant foliage.
Habitat
Found in wetlands, coastal areas, and pine barrens.
Diet
Berries provide food for birds and small mammals.
How common
Common
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