Damas Wall Shaped

Damas, also known as Conocarpus erectus, is a species of flowering plant in the Combretaceae family. It is commonly referred to as Buttonwood or Silver Buttonwood. Damas is native to coastal regions of the Americas, including parts of North America, the Caribbean, and South America. It is a salt-tolerant shrub or small tree that is often cultivated for its ornamental value and ability to withstand harsh coastal conditions. Here's a description of Damas: Leaves: The leaves of Damas are small, oval to lanceolate, and alternate along the branches. They are typically leathery in texture, glossy green, and may have a slightly silver-gray underside. The leaves persist year-round in warm climates. Flowers: Damas produces small, inconspicuous flowers that are borne in dense, terminal spikes or clusters. The flowers are typically greenish-white to yellowish in color and appear sporadically throughout the year, depending on growing conditions.