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Floridata: Magnolia virginiana
... trunk and an irregularly rounded crown. It can reach a height of 75', but more commonly grows 40'-60'. It bears large, fragrant, white blossoms in the springtime. The leaves are silvery ... or white appearance. Its small fruits turn bright red in the fall. Location Sweetbay is commonly found in a variety of wetlands or swales and along streams on the coastal plain ...
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Floridata: Pandanus utilius
... and the Pacific. Pandanus utilis hails originally from the continental island of Madagascar, where it commonly grows near the sea. This is the most widely cultivated species in the genus, grown in ... in a humid environment, but it is drought tolerant once established. It grows well in any soil, but grows faster and more lush if given plenty of water. Keep moist in summer ...
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Floridata: Acer rubrum
... grow 5 ft (1.5 m) in diameter under ideal conditions, it more commonly grows 40-50 ft (12.2-15.2 m) in height with diameters ... or rounded compact crown, and due to prolific sprouting, this tree often grows in clumps of stems from one stump. It also occurs as a ... to the prairies, from South Florida to Canada. Although it is most commonly found on moist bottomlands or in swamps, it also occurs in drier ...
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Floridata: Quercus coccinea
... individuals grown in the open. Description A member of the red oak group, scarlet oak grows 60-100 ft (18-30 m)tall with a trunk 1-3 ft (30-91 ... (610 m), scarlet oak is a tree of upland forests, ridges and hillsides, where it commonly grows in association with chestnut oak, black oak, white oak, sweetgum, and various hickories. Culture Scarlet ...
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Floridata: Cyrilla racemiflora
... (rhymes with bye-bye) is a shrub or small tree that commonly grows in dense thickets due to the many stems that sprout from ... a shady shelter for the fish on hot days. Culture Titi grows naturally on acidic, wetland soils, but, like many wetland species, it ... Those grown in partial shade will tend to be leggy. Moisture: Titi grows naturally on acidic, wetland soils, but, like many wetland species, it ...
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Floridata: Euphorbia pulcherrima
... "Happy Holidays". Download a large version (800x600). The species is a tall, rangy shrub that grows to a height of 10 ft (3.1 m). It has large, dark green, oval ... plants to prevent top heavy specimens. This can be accomplished through several techniques, but most commonly the plants are sprayed with a chemical agent. They are typically forced into bloom at ...
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Floridata: Senecio cineraria
... of dusty miller is called 'Cirrus'. Description There are at least eight different garden plants commonly called "dusty miller". All are characterized by woolly, silvery-gray foliage; a low, moundlike habit ... lacy. Location Senecio cineraria is native to the western and central Mediterranean region where it grows in arid, scrublike habitats. It prefers summers that are warm and dry and winters that ...
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Floridata: Coccoloba uvifera
... graces a beach on Key Biscayne, Florida. Description On sand dunes and beaches, seagrape usually grows as a diffuse, sprawling shrub with stout branches and rarely a distinct trunk. However, away ... a street tree in coastal cities throughout the tropics. It is one of the most commonly used native plants in South Florida landscaping. Seagrape is highly tolerant of salt spray and ...
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Floridata: Magnolia x soulangeana
... the 'Alexandrina' variety of saucer magnolia. Due to its tulip shape this hybrid is sometimes commonly called "tulip tree". However, this causes confusion with our other tulip tree, Liriodendron tulipifera - so ... blooms in late winter and as late as mid-spring in colder zones. Wherever it grows, the saucer magnolia is a much anticipated first sign of spring. Many cultivars are available ...
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Floridata: Viburnum nudum
... leaves are glossy dark green, opposite and variable in size and shape, commonly 3-6 in (8-15 cm) long and elliptic to oblong ... also at high elevations in the Appalachians. Culture Light: Possum-haw grows naturally in the forest understory but it produces more flowers and fruits when grown in full sun. Moisture: Possum-haw grows naturally in moist situations but once established in the landscape ...
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