Carolina Wolfberry Dappled Shade Flowers typically bloom from late

Flowers typically bloom from late spring to late summer and sometimes well into fall

It naturalizes by thick

Bloom: Blooms at maturity

Excellent for transplanting and regular maintenance feeding of cactus and succulents

drying to a wheat color

Carolina Wolfberry Dappled Shade Flowers typically bloom from lateLycium carolinianum Common names include Carolina Desert thorn, Creeping Wolfberry, Christmas Berry Carolina Wolfberry is a slow growing evergreen or late deciduous shrub native to eastern North America. It features small, green, succulent leaves on spiny branches that reach up to 6 feet long. Small purple flowers with four petals and a white center bloom in the spring and summer, and are followed by small, red, tomato like edible fruits in the fall.