Plant Selection & Landscape Design - Southwest Florida Water ...
Plant Selection & Landscape Design - Southwest Florida Water ... Plant Selection & Landscape Design - Southwest Florida Water ...
LARGE SHRUBS Scientific Common Reg/Native G, H, S Soil pH, Txt Soil Mst, Drgt Light/Best Salt Wildlife Berberis thunbergii Japanese Barberry, Crimson Pygmy N 8-9a No 2-8 4-6 Any Medium L-N Brugmansia Xcandida Angel’s Trumpet S 10b-11 No N C S 8b-11 No N C 8-9 No 8-14 10-15 7-10 5-8 Fast 4-6 4-6 Any Any Any Low L-N Brunfelsia grandiflora Yesterday-Todayand-Tomorrow Medium L-N Buddleia lindleyana Butterfly Bush, Lindley’s Butterfly Bush Medium M fall color; white, spring flowers; good hedge or barrier plant; persistent red fruit; susceptible to disease flowers hang from stems and branches and drape the plant with color; good specimen tree; susceptible to pests and diseases white/purple, spring through fall flowers deciduous, non-fragrant, purple/violet flowers; excellent for butterflies; aggressive suckering and spreads through runners Scientific Common Reg/Native G, H, S Soil pH, Txt Soil Mst, Drgt Light/Best Salt Calliandra haematocephala Red Powderpuff C S 9-11 No N C S 8-10 Yes N C S 8b-11 No N C S 8-10a Yes 6-8 8-12 6-8 6-8 6-30 6-15 Slow 6-9 6-12 Any Any S/L Any High L-N Callicarpa americana Beautyberry High L-N Callistemon spp. Bottlebrush High M Calycanthus floridus Carolina Allspice, Eastern Sweetshrub Medium L-N Wildlife possible cold damage from freezing temperatures; large fragrant flower blooms during warm months; susceptible to pests deciduous; purple/light purple spring through fall flowers; attracts wildlife; small purplish fruits provide food for wildlife in late winter; need to prune old wood since flowers and fruit are produced on new growth red spring though summer flowers; medium to low wind resistance; attracts beneficial insects; check with your local Extension office before final species selection good screen; red, spring through summer flowers with strawberry-like fragrance; does best in rich, organic soil 52
LARGE SHRUBS Camellia japonica Camellia N C 8-9 No N C 8-9 No S 10-11 Yes C S 9-11 No Slow 10-20 10-20 Slow 3-15 5-10 Slow 6-20 6-15 2-20 2-20 Any Any Any S Medium Camellia sasanqua Sasanqua, Sasanqua Camellia Medium Capparis cynophallophora Jamaica Caper Tree, Mustard Tree High Carissa macrocarpa Natal Plum High L-N L-N H H many cultivars; flowers up to 6 inches, in winter through spring, color variable; susceptible to pests and diseases; requires acidic soil and has problems if pH is too high some groundcover cultivars available; fall through winter flowers, color variable; susceptible to pests; requires acidic soil and has problems if pH is too high purple/white, spring flowers also known as Carissa grandiflora; edible fruit; white, fragrant year-round flowers Cephalanthus occidentalis Buttonbush N Cephalotaxus harringtonia Japanese Plum Yew, Harrington Plum Yew Cestrum aurantiacum Orange Jessamine Chrysobalanus icaco Cocoplum C 8-9 Yes N C 8-9 No C S 9-11 No S 10-11 Yes 6-20 6-8 Slow 3-10 5-10 Fast 4-10 6-8 3-30 10-20 Any S Any Any None Medium Medium Medium L-N L-N M H flammable, in wildfire prone areas, plant minimum 30' from buildings; attracts insects; white, spring through summer flowers; grows well in wet areas such as detention ponds or drainage ditches; well adapted to disturbed soils dark green foliage; suitable for use as a hedge or specimen plant yellow/orange, spring through summer flowers white, year-round flowers; edible fruit; good hedge or screen plant; purple “plums” provide food for wildlife; high wind resistance 53
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- Page 35 and 36: LARGE TREES Fraxinus americana Whit
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- Page 41 and 42: MEDIUM TREES Coccoloba diversifolia
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- Page 77 and 78: GRASSES Muhlenbergia capillaris Muh
- Page 79 and 80: Chamaedorea spp. Chamaedorea, Bambo
- Page 81 and 82: Rhapis humilis Slender Lady Palm C
- Page 83 and 84: FERNS Acrostichum danaeifolium Leat
- Page 85 and 86: PERENNIALS Acalypha reptans Dwarf C
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- Page 97 and 98: ANNUALS Ageratum spp. Ageratum N 1
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LARGE SHRUBS<br />
Scientific<br />
Common<br />
Reg/Native<br />
G, H, S<br />
Soil pH, Txt<br />
Soil Mst, Drgt<br />
Light/Best<br />
Salt<br />
Wildlife<br />
Berberis thunbergii<br />
Japanese Barberry,<br />
Crimson Pygmy<br />
N<br />
8-9a No<br />
2-8 4-6<br />
Any<br />
Medium<br />
L-N<br />
Brugmansia Xcandida<br />
Angel’s Trumpet<br />
S 10b-11 No N C S 8b-11 No N C 8-9 No<br />
8-14 10-15 7-10 5-8 Fast 4-6 4-6<br />
Any<br />
Any<br />
Any<br />
Low<br />
L-N<br />
Brunfelsia grandiflora<br />
Yesterday-Todayand-Tomorrow<br />
Medium<br />
L-N<br />
Buddleia lindleyana<br />
Butterfly Bush,<br />
Lindley’s Butterfly Bush<br />
Medium<br />
M<br />
fall color; white, spring flowers;<br />
good hedge or barrier plant;<br />
persistent red fruit; susceptible<br />
to disease<br />
flowers hang from stems and<br />
branches and drape the plant<br />
with color; good specimen tree;<br />
susceptible to pests and diseases<br />
white/purple, spring through<br />
fall flowers<br />
deciduous, non-fragrant,<br />
purple/violet flowers; excellent<br />
for butterflies; aggressive<br />
suckering and spreads through<br />
runners<br />
Scientific<br />
Common<br />
Reg/Native<br />
G, H, S<br />
Soil pH, Txt<br />
Soil Mst, Drgt<br />
Light/Best<br />
Salt<br />
Calliandra haematocephala<br />
Red Powderpuff<br />
C S 9-11 No N C S 8-10 Yes N C S 8b-11 No N C S 8-10a Yes<br />
6-8 8-12 6-8 6-8 6-30 6-15 Slow 6-9 6-12<br />
Any<br />
Any<br />
S/L<br />
Any<br />
High<br />
L-N<br />
Callicarpa americana<br />
Beautyberry<br />
High<br />
L-N<br />
Callistemon spp.<br />
Bottlebrush<br />
High<br />
M<br />
Calycanthus floridus<br />
Carolina Allspice,<br />
Eastern Sweetshrub<br />
Medium<br />
L-N<br />
Wildlife<br />
possible cold damage from<br />
freezing temperatures; large<br />
fragrant flower blooms during<br />
warm months; susceptible to<br />
pests<br />
deciduous; purple/light purple<br />
spring through fall flowers;<br />
attracts wildlife; small purplish<br />
fruits provide food for wildlife<br />
in late winter; need to prune<br />
old wood since flowers and fruit<br />
are produced on new growth<br />
red spring though summer<br />
flowers; medium to low wind<br />
resistance; attracts beneficial<br />
insects; check with your local<br />
Extension office before final<br />
species selection<br />
good screen; red, spring<br />
through summer flowers with<br />
strawberry-like fragrance; does<br />
best in rich, organic soil<br />
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