Vitex rotundifolia Very Rare and in the native region

and in the native region ripens about five days earlier

Larger-flowered and more tender than the common poet's jasmine

red-flushed glow uncommon in the species

divided foliage

and a thick freight of myth

Vitex rotundifolia Very Rare and in the native regionA tough, salt defying seaside groundcover with a serious caveat. Vitex rotundifolia, best known as beach vitex, is a low, prostrate, trailing shrub of the mint family, native to the coasts of eastern Asia, the Pacific islands, and Australia, where the plant binds shifting sand along the shore. Rounded, blue green leaves about two inches across clothe the running stems, aromatic and slightly spicy when crushed, and spikes of bright lavender blue