Sweet Goldenrod- Solidago odoraSweet Goldenrod is commonly found in northern Florida, naturally occurring in sandhill, dunes, pine oak hickory woods, secondary woods. In a garden, Sweet Goldenrod works in wildflower gardens and meadows. This plant can grow between 3 5 feet tall when given full to partial sun and moist to dry conditions. While not drought resistant, Sweet Goldenrod can survive periods of time in dry soil. Sweet Goldenrod is noted for its showy, fragrant yellow

Wax Myrtle berries have been used for hundreds of years to make bayberry candles

It will reseed itself and spreads also by runners

this plant earned its name "stopper" for its medicinal use in treating diarrhea

It's deer and drought tolerant but you may have a race with the birds and other wildlife to get to the fruit before they do

In addition to its attractive flowers

- Holds 4 cups of water

Butterflies will “drink” the minerals left when the water evaporates

white flowers and smalll red fruit which turn black when ripe

Salt tolerant

enriching your outdoor space with wildlife and vibrancy

The bee puddler is a small watering dish that will regularly attract bees and other pollinating insects

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