Duranta erecta Flower

Duranta erecta is a multi-stemmed shrub that can grow up to 6 to 15 feet in height,depending on the cultivar and growing conditions.It has arching branches that spread out in a vase-like shape.The leaves are simple, opposite, and oval-shaped, with a glossy green color.The flowers are small, trumpet-shaped, and typically lavender or light blue in color, although cultivars with white or purple flowers also exist.Duranta erecta produces flowers throughout the year in warm tropical climates, but in temperate regions, it blooms primarily during the summer and fall months.After the flowers fade, golden dewdrop plants produce small, spherical berries that start off green and mature into golden-yellow or orange when ripe.These berries are attractive to birds and can persist on the plant for an extended period.Duranta erecta is highly regarded as an ornamental plant due to its colorful flowers and berries.It is commonly used in landscaping as a hedge, border plant, or container specimen. Its arching branches create a graceful effect, and the vibrant flowers and berries add visual interest to gardens and landscapes.