Cyrilla parvifolia 'Small Leaf' Canopy Trees and across that range the

and across that range the leaves stay evergreen in the warm South and drop in the colder north

it tolerates clay and is not fully drought tolerant

well-mannered habit of a good japonica

layering out along strongly tiered branches to cover more width than height

honoring the University of Georgia town where the selection took hold

Cyrilla parvifolia 'Small Leaf' Canopy Trees and across that range theCyrilla parvifolia 'Small Leaf' is a rare, fine textured native selection that we collected in Franklin County, Florida, prized for the distinctly small, evergreen leaves and the delicate, branching habit. Though sometimes grouped botanically with Cyrilla racemiflora, the more widespread Coastal Titi, this selection stands apart in both form and foliage, an easy standout in native and ornamental plantings alike. The compact cultivar bears tiny, glossy