Ernodea littoralis
Golden Beach Creeper (Ernodea littoralis) is a low-growing, prostrate ground cover with small, green, succulent leaves on bright red stems. This hardy plant is extremely salt and drought tolerant, naturally occurring in dune systems and adapted to harsh coastal conditions, including salt winds. It produces inconspicuous pinkish-white tubular flowers and round golden-colored fruits that provide food for birds.
Ernodea littoralis
Golden Beach Creeper (Ernodea littoralis) is a low-growing, prostrate ground cover with small, green, succulent leaves on bright red stems. This hardy plant is extremely salt and drought tolerant, naturally occurring in dune systems and adapted to harsh coastal conditions, including salt winds. It produces inconspicuous pinkish-white tubular flowers and round golden-colored fruits that provide food for birds.
Ernodea littoralis
Native, low-growing evergreen shrub with small golden berries, 2’ tall with 2’-3’ spread
Naturally occurring in dune systems, adapted to harsh coastal conditions
Salt and drought tolerant
Produces pinkish-white tubular flowers and round golden-colored fruits that provide food for birds
