wax myrtle
wæks ˈmərtəl-
(n)
wax myrtle
any shrub or small tree of the genus Myrica with aromatic foliage and small wax-coated berries
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Wax myrtle
(Bot) See Bayberry.
On hike from the entrance of Wax Myrtle Campground you can view the nature, ocean, beach and watch as the canoe's take a ride down the creek to the ocean. kval.com
Hampton master gardeners feature wax myrtle, ninebark and hardy hibiscus. dailypress.com
Wax Myrtle, From Wild to Home. news-press.com
Hampton master gardeners feature wax myrtle , ninebark and hardy hibiscus. dailypress.com
Wax Myrtle , From Wild to Home. news-press.com
What's Blooming: Wax Myrtle . island-reporter.com
Hampton master gardeners feature wax myrtle, ninebark and hardy hibiscus . dailypress.com
There also wax lights were burning, and on the table lay a myrtle wreath and a lace veil. "Frederick the Great and His Court" by
I was met in the bare unpainted hall by a dropsical man of nearly sixty, holding a dim candle, a wax-myrtle dip wrapped on a corncob. "The Cavalier" by
I am sending an aged lady there to gather the wax of the wild myrtle. "The Grandissimes" by
Its smell is also different; myrtle wax, when fresh, emitting a fragrant balsamic odor. "The Commercial Products of the Vegetable Kingdom" by
Before the Revolution a favorite candle for burning at fine houses was made of the wax-myrtle berry. "Stories of American Life and Adventure" by
They erected a house and chapel; they planted the front of their land with the myrtle wax shrub. "The American Quarterly Review, No. 17, March 1831" by
Myrtle Wax att 5d ... 14.4-1/2" and "4 lib Beeswax 6/" from Thomas Jones of the Eastern Shore. "The Cultural History of Marlborough, Virginia" by