Canella winterana
Cinnamon Bark is an evergreen shrub or small tree native to the Caribbean, from the Florida Keys to Barbados, that grows up to 30 feet tall with a dense, rounded crown. This salt-tolerant species features thick, spatulate-shaped leaves and produces clusters of purple and white fragrant flowers in summer and fall, followed by bright red berries. Thriving in coastal hammocks and limestone soils, it's an excellent choice for South Florida landscapes, specimen plantings, and butterfly gardens in zones 10-11.
Canella winterana
Cinnamon Bark is an evergreen shrub or small tree native to the Caribbean, from the Florida Keys to Barbados, that grows up to 30 feet tall with a dense, rounded crown. This salt-tolerant species features thick, spatulate-shaped leaves and produces clusters of purple and white fragrant flowers in summer and fall, followed by bright red berries. Thriving in coastal hammocks and limestone soils, it's an excellent choice for South Florida landscapes, specimen plantings, and butterfly gardens in zones 10-11.
Canella winterana
Native evergreen shrub or small tree, 30 feet tall
Coastal hammocks and limestone soils
Salt-tolerant
Dense, rounded crown, thick, spatulate-shaped leave
Produces clusters of purple and white fragrant flowers in summer and fall, followed by bright red berries
Excellent choice for South Florida landscapes, specimen plantings, and butterfly gardens in zones 10-11
