Jamaica Caper
Jamaica Caper
Native to South Florida! The Jamaica Caper is a great choice for landscaping projects. This upright to spreading plant is related to the plant producing edible capers, and its evergreen leaves are light-green above, with fine brown scales below. The glossy, oval leaves are folded together when they first emerge and give the plant's new growth a bronze appearance. The leaves also have a notched tip. Twigs are brownish gray and pubescent. The Jamaica Caper flowers have very showy, two-inch-long, purple stamens and white anthers and white petals.
Plant Specs:
Height:
3 Gallon: 1'-2'
7 Gallon: 2'-3'
15 Gallon: 3'-4'
Light Requirement: Partial - Full Sun
Scientific Name: Capparis cynophallophora
Plant Type: Shrub/Tree
Heights & Spacing
Heights & Spacing
General plant heights for all plants. Please refer to select plant descriptions for more exact plant heights.
Heights:
- 3 Gallon: 1'-2'
- 7 Gallon: 2'-3'
- 15 Gallon: 3'-5'
Plant Spacing:
- 3 Gallon: 1.5FT - 2FT
- 7 Gallon: 2FT - 2.5FT
- 15 Gallon: 2.5FT - 3FT
Shipping
Shipping
Currently only shipping to South Florida only ( All of Palm Beach County & Broward county )
Returns
Returns
We offer a 100% plant guarantee if you are not happy with our plants. In order to receive a full refund we must receive pictures of your plant order to return via email no later than 2 days after the delivered date.
Care Instructions
Care Instructions
With every order we send a set of planting instructions!
1. Always try to keep rootball of plant intact when planting. This is the heart of the plant
2. Do not fertilize plant right away. Let the plant root in naturally for 2 weeks to a month.
3. Water is very important!! Just like us humans plants need water to survive. Water twice a day for two weeks.
Plant Tips
1. Always try to keep rootball of plant intact when planting. This is the heart of the plant
2. Do not fertilize plant right away. Let the plant root in naturally for 2 weeks to a month.
3. Water is very important!! Just like us humans plants need water to survive. Water twice a day for two weeks.