Aquatic Plants Of Florida

Salt hardy shrub or small tree that can rarely reach 30 ft. inland. Used extensively in Florida's Zones 9+ as a shrub or small tree. Provides soil stabilization, wind break, wildlife food source, light break on dunes for sea turtles, and landscape value. Year-round flowers are white to yellow. Large, thick, lily shaped leaves, which drop year-round. Sun, salt, wind, drought, and poor soil tolerant.

Salt/Sun/Wind/Drought/Poor Soil Tolerance * Soil/Sand Stabilization * Zones 9+

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Slash Pine -Pinus elliotti

Pinus elliotti

Yes 3,778 2.00 1g

No 0 4.50 3g

Medium to large evergreen tree that can reach 110+ ft. Grows in flatwoods with Saw Palmetto, Oaks and Cabbage Palms. Prefers moist sandy soils. Sun, drought, fire, and poor soil tolerant. Tree will often stress and/or die if roots are disturbed. Grows in Zones 8+. In South Florida, densa variety is most common.

Sun/Poor Soil/Drought Tolerance * Common Pine * Restoration Tree * Creates Habitat

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Southern/Grand Magnolia-Magnolia grandiflora

Magnolia grandiflora

Yes 100 2.10 1g

Yes 297 4.50 3g

Large evergreen tree that can reach 100+ ft. Grows in moist soil but will adapt to dryer conditions. Sun and salt tolerant. High landcape value. Grows in Zones 7+. Commonly identified by large white flowers and dark green, glossy leaves.

Sun/Moist/Dry Tolerance * Tall * Attractive Foliage * Large White Flowers

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