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Native Plants

There are so many reasons to incorporate native plants into our landscapes! They offer opportunities for water conservation and quality control, they provide habitat and substenance for our local pollinators. Because native plants have evolved along with our local climate, soil types and animals, they are relatively pest and maintenance free. The following list is a sample of the wide variety of natives that are desirable and usually easily obtainable. 

COMMON NAME

Bay Cedar 

Beach Verbena

Beautyberry 

Bitterbush

Black Ironwood

Black Olive Spiny

Black Torch Plant

Buccaneer Palm

Cassia Bahamensis

Clusia Rosea

Coffee Bahamensis

Coffee Wild

Cord Grass

Coreopsis - Tickseed

Crabwood

Dahoon Holly

Dune Sunflower

Dwarf Blue-Stem Palmetto

East Palatka Holly

Fakahatchee Grass

Fiddlewood

Firebush

Flaveria Yellowtop

Florida Boxwood

Florida Privet

Frog Fruit

Golden/Beach Creeper

Goldenrod Seaside

Green Buttonwood

Gumbo Limbo

Havana Skullcap

Inkwood

Jacquemontia Blue Clustrvne

Jamaican Caper

Jamaican Dogwood

Krug's Holly

Lancewood

Laurel Oak

Lignum Vitae

Limber Caper

Live Oak

Locustberry

Long-Stalked Stopper

Mahogany

Maidenbush

Maple Florida Flame

Marlberry

Mastic

Muhly Grass

Myrsine

Myrtle of the River

Necklace Pod

Needle Palm

Orange Geiger

Paradise Tree

Peperomia

Pigeon Plum

Pineland Croton

Pineland Heliotrope

Porterweed

Portulaca

Prickly Ash

Quailberry

Red Stopper

Redberry Stopper

Rouge Plant

Royal Palm

Salt Bush

Saltwater False Willow

Satin Leaf

Satinwood

Saw Palmetto Green

Saw Palmetto Silver

Scorpion Tail

Sea Oxeye Daisy

Seagrape

Seven-Year Apple

Silk Grass

Silver Buttonwood

Simpson Stopper

Slash Pine

Soldierwood

Southern Red Cedar

Spanish Stopper

Spicewood

Spider Lily

Thatch Palm - Florida

Thatch Palm - Key's

Twin Flower

Varnish Leaf

Walter's Viburnum

Wax Myrtle

West Indian Lilac

White Indigoberry

Wild Cinnamon

Wild Lime

Wild Tamarind

Willow Bustic

Yellow Elder Bush/Standard

Zamia Coontie

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