Seagrape Bush

Seagrape BushCoccoloba uvifera (Seagrape Bush Form) Description: Coccoloba uvifera, commonly known as Seagrape, is a Florida native evergreen shrub or small tree valued for its large, round leaves and coastal durability. In bush form, it is commonly used as a hedge, screen, or natural barrier, especially in coastal landscapes. It provides excellent wind and salt tolerance while adding a bold, tropical appearance. Water Requirements: Low to moderate. Drought

tolerates trimming well

performs well in mild Southern climates

occasional small spathes may appear on mature plants

Soil: Well-draining

Avoid watering the leaves and trunk

Excellent cold tolerance for a palm

Plumbago is a sprawling

Protect from hard frost

Alcantarea imperialis (Imperial Bromeliad)

slow-growing cycad native to Florida

Leaf edges may be sharp on some species

may bloom sporadically year-round in warm climates