Tiny white flowers attract pollinators such as honeybees

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

Attracts the Atala and Schaus’ swallowtail butterflies

• Evergreen shrub with shiny and dark leaves
• Shade tolerant
• Bears fruit that welcome birds and small wildlife
• Can be found in sandy to loam soils

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

Small flowers attract bees

• Evergreen shrub found in wet woodlands of Florida
• Grows best in partial shade
• Black berries are food source for many birds

Attracts butterflies, bees, and moths

• Can be grown in soil with high organic matter or a sandy profile
• Requires well-drained soil
• Flowers bloom and thrive best in full sun
• Seeds are a food source for birds

Mostly attracts butterflies

• Found in wet pinelands, prairies, cypress swamps, and roadside
• Will not tolerate drought or salty conditions
• Bright golden flowers with a dark brown center
• Flowers can reach 2-3 feet in height