Attracts hummingbirds, zebra longwings, and gulf fritillary butterflies

• Semi-woody shrub that is both heat and drought tolerant
• Moderately salt tolerant
• Will grow and look best when planted in full sun

Flowers attract bees and butterflies

Berries welcome white-tailed deer, squirrels, birds, racoon, and foxes

• Woody shrub that prefers full sun
• Produces vibrant purple berries (that are edible!) in the fall
• Prefers rich, organic soils that are well-drained
• Crushed leaves expel a natural mosquito repellent
• Have small pink-white flowers

Berries attract birds and small mammals

• Evergreen tree that exhibits glossy rich green leaves
• Displays white flowers in spring and red berries in winter
• Attracts birds and pollinators
• Will tolerate wet soils and shade
• Moderately salt tolerant

Tiny white flowers attract pollinators

Fruit is eaten by squirrels, jays, and red-bellied woodpeckers

• Characterized by round and shiny leaves with a pop of red on new-growth leaves
• Grows up to 4 to 6 feet in maturity
• Moderately salt tolerant

Attract the Atala and Schaus’ swallowtail butterflies

Bears fruit that welcome birds and small wildlife

• Evergreen shrub with shiny and dark leaves
• Shade tolerant
• Can be found in sandy to loam soils

Small flowers attract bees

Black berries are food source for many birds

• Evergreen shrub found in wet woodlands of Florida
• Grows best in partial shade