Prunus serotina var eximia (Escarpment Black Cherry) part shade As the case with most

As the case with most salvias

Elbow Bush gets its name from the way it forms branches at close to 90-degree angles

Agarita is evergreen

It may be trimmed periodically to shape or promote denser growth

and it looks quite showy when in bloom

Prunus serotina var eximia (Escarpment Black Cherry) part shade As the case with mostEscarpment Black Cherry is a distinct and isolated geographic variety of Black Cherry (Prunus serotina) found only in the calcareous soils of central Texas. Like the other varieties, it is prized for its attractive trunk and branches, showy spring blooms and summer fruits, and vivid yellow fall foliage. It is found primarily in wooded Hill Country canyons, slopes, and floodplains, in association with Ashe Juniper (Juniperus ashei), Escarpment Live Oak