How to Grow and Care for Varronia

Texas manjack is a resilient shrub, often flourishing in arid environments where its drought-tolerant nature and hardy foliage give it an edge. Characterized by clusters of delicate, white flowers and small, dense leaves, it's adapted to conserve water, making its presence a hallmark of resourceful adaptation amidst challenging landscapes.

Puerto rico manjack is a hardy perennial adapted to rocky habitats, showcasing a robust demeanor. It features dense clusters of small, resilient leaves that are finely textured, often silver-green in appearance, and affords protection against arid conditions. Its flowers are inconspicuous, yet they play a vital role in its survival by attracting pollinators. The leaf and flower arrangement are key identifiers for this plant, distinguishing it among its mountainous peers.

Varronia cylindrostachya is a perennial shrub known for its robust cylindrical flower clusters. Its hardy nature allows it to thrive in dry, tropical climates where it often grows in dense thickets. The plant's small, leathery leaves and delicate white to pale pink flowers enable it to conserve water, reflecting its adaptation to arid environments.