ornamentalFamily: ApocynaceaeLandscapeShrub / Bush

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Nerium (Oleander)

Nerium

2 cultivars

Nerium, commonly known as Oleander, is a genus of evergreen shrubs and small trees celebrated for their exceptional heat tolerance, drought resistance, and prolific flowering. These tough, versatile plants feature narrow, leathery, lance-shaped leaves and produce vibrant clusters of trumpet-shaped flowers—often in shades of pink, red, white, or cream—from late spring through late summer. Thriving in warm, sunny climates (USDA Zones 8-11), Oleanders are widely utilized in Mediterranean-style and subtropical landscapes as structural hedges, privacy screens, or colorful specimen plantings. Compact and dwarf varieties are exceptionally well-suited for large patio containers, offering dense, rounded habits that require minimal maintenance once established. Please note: All parts of the Nerium plant are highly toxic if ingested, and contact with its sap can cause skin irritation; it should be planted and handled strictly as an ornamental landscape plant.

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