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+.

Perennial groundcover found on beaches and dunes. High tolerance for salt and drought. Prefers well-drained sandy soils and full sunlight. Zones 8+. Yellow flowers attract wildfowl and butterflies.

Salt tolerant coastal grass that reaches max 2.5 ft. Rhizomatous low mats used for coastal soil stabilization. Recognized by its spiked green grass blades and dense colonies. Habitats include: moist to wet coastal sites such as brackish to freshwater shorelines. Sun and salt tolerant. May adapt to upland coastal elevations with slower growth. Found Zones 7+.

Very popular perennial salt tolerant grass up to 2 feet. Found in Zones 7+. Grows in salt marshes, retention ponds, swales, ditches, and other coastal shorelines. Fire resistant. Yellow flower. Salt, flood and sun tolerance. Recruits quickly and helps stabilize soil.