Medium to large deciduous tree that can reach 120+ ft. Prefers moist to wet soils but will adapt to irrigated landscapes. Leaves change color in Fall and are longer and wider on mature plants than Pond Cypress. Sun tolerant. Grows in Zones 7+. Landscape value, especially around lake and pond margins. Known as Florida's Redwood.

Salt tolerant tree that can reach 40 ft. Reduces erosion along coastal shorelines. Zones 9+. Prefers moist-wet conditions. White flowers attract honey bees. Leaves secrete salt through glands. Commonly known for upward spiked breathing roots called pheumatophores

Salt, poor soil, and drought tolerant shrub or small tree that can reach 35+ ft. High landscape value. Habitat includes coastal areas such as near mangroves or bay beaches and near upper dunes. Found in Zones 9+. Year-round fruit commonly know by round "button" like balls. Rough bark.

Salt tolerant palm tree that reaches max 100 ft. Used for coastal and upland plantings. Sun, salt, wind, drought, poor soil tolerant. Habitats include prairies, meadows, hammocks, sandy open fields, coastal areas such as back dunes and barrier island landscapes. Landscape value. Found Zones 8+.

Evergreen tree that reaches 35+ ft. Found in moist to wet treed areas. Used for margins of lakes, ponds and other wetland sites. Grows in Zones 7+, except Florida Keys. Commonly known for its numerous bright red berries. Sun, shade and light salt tolerant. Wildfowl value.