Ehretia Microphylla (Carmona) - Ehretia Ball Shape

Ehretia Microphylla (Carmona) - Ehretia Ball Shape 

Ehretia Ball, also known as Ehretia Microphylla, is a small shrub that belongs to the Boraginaceae family. Originating in Asia, it is typically found in regions that are tropical or subtropical. It is named "Ehretia Ball" because of its spherical form. The plant has tiny, glossy leaves that are a deep green hue. Their texture is smooth and they are arranged alternatingly on the stem. The plant bears tiny white flowers that bloom in clusters throughout the summer. The plant bears a small, round, fleshy drupe that, when ripe, changes color from green to black. A hardy plant, Ehretia Ball can withstand a broad variety of soil types and climates. It prefers soil that drains well and some shade over direct sunlight. It's simple to grow and care for the plant. 

Family:	Boraginaceae
Common Name:	Carmona / Ehretia
Sun Tolerance:	High (Direct Sunlight)
Water Requirements:	High (Everyday)
Drought Tolerance:	Low
Wind Tolerance:	High
Disease Tolerance:	High
Growth Rate:	Slow
Fragrance:	No
Pet Friendly:	Yes

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