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Hibiscus acetosella
Cranberry Hibiscus is a non-native, Florida-friendly flowering shrub that grows to be 3’-5’ tall. These fast-growing plants feature dark red stems, foliage, and flowers, making them a dramatic addition to gardens and landscapes. They grow best in full sun and loose, rich organic soil. In addition to bringing in butterflies, pollinators, and hummingbirds, their flowers are edible for humans, and can be used to make teas, along with the young leaves.
Tagetes lucida
This hardy herb is a must-have for warm-climate herb gardeners. Its glossy, narrow leaves produce a sweet fragrance and flavor remarkably similar to licorice or anise and its golden flowers are super showy.
Flavor Profile: A bold, sweet anise scent and flavor. It holds up much better in cooked dishes than French Tarragon.
Pollinator Friendly: In late summer and fall, the plant is covered in clusters of small, golden-yellow flowers that attract butterflies and bees.
Heat & Drought Tolerant: Unlike traditional tarragon, this variety loves the sun and handles humidity and dry spells with ease.
Garden Versatility: Grows into a tidy, upright bush (roughly 2–3 feet tall), making it perfect for borders, containers, or dedicated herb "cocktail" gardens.
Psychotria nervosa
This evergreen native shrub is loved by pollinators and birds. Staying small at 2' or shorter, Extra Dwarf Wild Coffee is perfect as a low ground cover in shady areas, under oaks or as a border plant. Flowers bloom through summer turning into red berries in fall and winter.
Psychotria nervosa 'Little Psycho'
Little Psycho is a smaller native evergreen shrub that grows to 4'. This dwarf coffee is great for planting under smaller trees or in shadier areas. Pollinators love the summertime flowers and birds eat the berries fall-winter. It's also a host plant for the Tersa Sphinx Moth!
Viburnam obovatum Dwarf
This hardy, evergreen native low-growing shrub is a foundational plant for any Florida garden. With a height of about 4 feet, it provides a dense, low-growing habitat that stays compact without constant maintenance. For the environment, its near-constant clusters of white flowers offer a reliable nectar source for pollinators, while the subsequent berries provide essential forage for local songbirds. Whether used as a sturdy border or in mass plantings, it thrives in everything from full sun to part shade and adapts well to average or moist soils, offering year-round structure and ecological value to your landscape.
Plumbago zeylanica
White Plumbago is a charming, evergreen, perennial, native vine that deserves a spot in every Florida garden! White Plumbago is a vigorous climber or groundcover, reaching 4', with a sprawling growth habit featuring delicate white tubular flowers and sticky seed capsules that attract butterflies and beneficial pollinators. It thrives in partial shade to full sun and is deer resistant and drought tolerant once established.
Chiococca alba
Snowberry is a native perennial vine or sprawling shrub found in coastal hammocks and disturbed habitats. Its small white tubular flowers attract butterflies and other pollinators, while the distinctive white berries provide an important food source for birds that disperse its seeds. It tolerates a range of soil conditions and light levels, making it adaptable to various landscape settings including naturalized areas and native plant gardens.
Clusia guttifera ‘Nana’
Dwarf Pitch Apple is a compact, slow-growing cultivar of the native Florida pitch apple that stays low to the ground as a spreading shrub. This semi-succulent plant features the same distinctive thick, leathery paddle-shaped leaves as its full-sized parent but in a much more manageable form, typically reaching only 2-4 feet in height and spreading wider than it is tall. It produces waxy pink and white flowers with apple-like buds and can develop aerial roots, adding to its unique tropical appearance. Extremely low-maintenance and drought-tolerant once established, it thrives in full sun to partial shade and serves as an excellent border plant or accent specimen for South Florida landscapes in zones 9-11.
Dodonaea viscosa
Dwarf Varnish Leaf is a fast-growing evergreen shrub that features many upright stems, densely clothed in shiny, narrow green leaves. The leaves are covered with a sticky resin that gives them a distinctive varnished appearance and helps the plant achieve exceptional drought tolerance. This species produces small, inconspicuous yellow flowers followed by striking three-winged papery seed capsules that are highly ornamental. We carry a lower-growing variety that tends to stay in the 6ft range but could possibly get taller and can be trimmed to stay lower. It's extremely hardy and adaptable to various soil types, making it excellent for use as a specimen plant, dense hedge, or evergreen screen in zones 9-11.
Myrcianthes fragrans ‘Stopper Morph’
Simpson Stopper 'Stopper Morph' is a striking variegated lower-growing cultivar that features dramatic foliage coloration. The new growth emerges in shades of white and pink before gradually maturing to green, creating a beautiful tri-colored effect throughout the growing season. This evergreen shrub requires full sun and occasional trimming to maintain its vibrant variegation. It has fragrant white flowers that attract pollinators and berries for birds. It can be used as either a specimen shrub, pruned into a small tree form, or kept low, making it an excellent ornamental choice for South Florida landscapes in zones 9-11.
Croton punctatus
Beach Tea is a small, low-growing shrub native to Florida’s coastal dunes. Naturally drought-, salt-, and wind-tolerant, it thrives in dry, sunny gardens with well-drained sandy soil. This resilient plant is ideal for mass plantings, borders, or as a specimen plant, adding soft texture and silvery-green foliage. Its flowers attract pollinators, making it both a beautiful and ecologically valuable choice.
Myrcianthes fragrans ‘Compacta’
Dwarf Simpson Stopper grows to 4’ and creates a nice low hedge or border planting. Cream puff blooms and vibrant red berries add color and texture to any landscape. Drought tolerant once established, these small shrubs work well in non-irrigated landscapes. Of course, they don’t mind irrigation either!
Conradina canescens
False Rosemary is an evergreen woody shrub in the mint family native to sand dunes, back dunes, and inland scrub of the west coast of Florida. This low-growing, sprawling plant features aromatic, gray-green needle-like leaves that release a mint fragrance when crushed. From spring through fall, it produces small two-lipped flowers in shades of lavender, white, or purple that attract bees and other pollinators. Extremely drought-tolerant and adapted to sandy soils, it thrives in full sun and is commonly used for dune stabilization, low hedges, and pollinator gardens in coastal landscapes. It is salt-wind tolerant.
Little Strongbark is a native, evergreen, lower-growing flowering shrub native to pine rocklands of southern Florida. It is listed as endangered in Florida but is found throughout the West Indies. It enjoys full sun to light shade, moist to average well-drained soils. The small white flowers attract a wide variety of pollinators, including hummingbirds. They produce little orange berries that are a favorite food source for birds.
Randia aculeata
Horizontal Indigoberry is a native, evergreen, lower-growing and weeping ecotype of Upright Indigoberry. It makes a beautiful, lush and hardy and low-maintenance layer in a full sun to shade, well drained garden. The small white flowers attract pollinators and the white berries with deep purple centers are a food source for birds.
Lantana involucrata
Buttonsage or Wild Lantana is a gorgeous, evergreen, perennial, native shrub that has a place in any home landscape! Buttonsage is a mid sized shrub, growing to 5', with a naturally round growth habit with dense clusters of pastel flowers and bright purple berries that attract pollinators and birds. It prefers sunny, dry conditions and is deer resistant and salt and drought tolerant.
Psychotria ligustrifolia
Bahama Wild Coffee is an evergreen and low-growing understory shrub that can adapt to more sun than it’s relative Wild Coffee (Psychotria nervosa). It’s deep green, glossy leaves are tropical looking and can help a garden feel soft and lush. The berries are a superior food source for birds and they eat them fall through winter. The white flowers feed pollinators in the summer.
Ilex vomitoria 'Schillings Dwarf'
Dwarf Yaupon Holly is a super hardy and adaptable small shrub that makes a great low growing border or mass planting. It’s easily prunable and it’s full height is 3-4 ft. It does well in full sun to partial shade with dry to moist (well-drained) soils.The dwarf plants are male and produce a flower but no berries, however they help to pollinate female upright Yaupon Hollies and the Yaupon Holly cultivars like Weeping Yaupon Holly.
Lantana depressa var. ‘depressa’
Gold Lantana is an evergreen, low-growing, rare, native lantana. Growing 1’-2’ tall and 3’-4’ wide, with showy gold flowers on and off all year that attract butterflies and purple fruit for birds, this plant makes a great addition to landscapes and pollinator gardens. Plant in full sun with average (well-drained) to dry soil, and enjoy this fragrant, semi-salt-tolerant shrub!
Zamia integrifolia
Coontie is perfect for a dry sunny or shady spot in the garden. It is extremely hardy and drought tolerant and is successful in harsh conditions like highway medians. It generally stays under three feet tall and 3 feet wide and has a tropical Florida feel. Coontie is an ancient plant and is Florida’s only living cycad. It is the important host plant for the Atala butterfly.
Hamelia patens var. ‘calusa’
Calusa is shorter growing native cultivar of the large native firebush. It is evergreen, flowering, long-lived shrub that can be kept easily at its mature height of approx. 6’. It needs average to moist (well-drained soils) but can adapt to dry in little bit of shade. The year-round red-orange flowers attract hummingbirds and butterflies and provide food for birds. The foliage on Calusa tends to be a deeper red than the larger traditional native firebush and can turn burgundy in cooler weather. The fruit is edible and has a long history of medicinal and industrial use and can be made into syrup or wine.
Baccharis dioca
Also known as Broombush and Falsewillow
This hardy, lower-growing native shrub always seems to look great in a garden setting and it does well in a lot of different garden conditions. It holds its space well and has beautiful texture year round. The flowers bloom late summer through early fall and attract numerous pollinators. It is drought tolerant but also high tolerant of salt spray and salt inundation.
Vaccinium darrowii
Darrows Blueberry is a native perennial shrub that grows to about 2’ tall with a 2’ spread. Full sun to light shade, sandy, acidic, well-drained soil. Darrows Blueberry has attractive, rainbow-colored foliage with white flowers in spring followed by tiny purple, blue, or black wild blueberries. Great pollinator plant for bees, especially native bees!
Senna mexicana var. Chapmanii
This beautiful Florida native butterfly garden must-have thrives in many local gardener’s gardens. It is evergreen and grows to be about 4’ by about 3’ and enjoys full sun to light shade and dry to moist (well-drained) soils. It is an important larval food source for Sulphur butterflies. Most people know it for its showy yellow flowers that bloom spring through fall and because it attracts and hosts butterflies and pollinators.
Capsicum annuum 'Pequin'
Bird Pepper is a native edible pepper that grows to be 12”-24” tall and 12”-18” wide. They grow best in full sun and well-drained, fertile, slightly acidic soil. They have small, dark-green pointed leaves and white flowers that are followed by very small, but very spicy, edible orange peppers. While the spice is on the higher side, they have a unique, smoky and citrusy flavor that works well in a variety of culinary applications.
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