What a rare gem! This heat hardy tree is drought tolerant and very easy to grow. The form can be a tree or shrub with clusters of 2’ fragrant , pendulous buttery yellow flowers and thick waxy thin leaves very similar to oleander – it’s plant cousin. although it’s tropical/subtropical it will easily grow indoors with bright light. It can be pruned to desirable size, adaptable to many soils, excellent choice for area in landscape that need a quick fill in or screen.

Other names: Lucky Nut, Chapéu-de-Napoleão, and Be-Still Tree (just like all Oleanders the ingesting the leaves, fruit, flowers etc is toxic!)