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Rosa sinensis |
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Technically a shrub, it makes for a great flowering tree if trained to grow from one trunk when young. Flower - Light Pink, about 3 inches wide. Grows to 12 feet tall and 8 feet wide. |
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adonidia merrill |
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One of the most popular palms for
residential use because of its attractive
appearance and small size. Grows 15 feet tall and
8 feet wide. |
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Acacia smalii |
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Areca Palms are great for inexpensive
screening. A good choice for a natural look and
for blocking unwanted views. Grows 20 feet tall
and 8 feet wide. |
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chamaedorea costaricana oerst |
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Bamboo Palm are small in size and adapt very
well to low light. Its growth habit is much like
the Areca Palm only smaller and greener. Grows up
to 11 feet by 4 feet. |
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bucida buceras |
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Commonly used throughout South Florida and
makes a wonderful very large shade tree. Does not
produce an edible olive. Grows up to 50 feet high
and 50 feet wide. |
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carissa macrocarpa |
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Carissa Tree also know as Natal Plum makes a
great hedge plant when cut back due to its dense
foliage and strong thorns. Very fragrant. Up to 20
feet by 8 feet. |
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psidium littorale |
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Exceptional for South Florida. Develops
character and multiple trunks as it ages. Can be
used for a hedge. Fruit is delicious. Grows 5 feet
tall and 4 feet wide. |
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ryostorea elata |
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A very popular palm for residential use
because of its attractive appearance and small
size. Can be planted in multiples. Grows 15 feet
tall and 8 feet wide. |
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ficus benjamina |
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Also know as the 'Weeping Fig', the Ficus
Benjamina is suitable for growing outdoors or
indoors in a planter. |
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wodyetia bifurcata |
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Smaller than Queens and Royals which makes it
ideal for residences. Has a very distinctive
"foxtail" appearing frond. Grows to be 30 feet
tall and up to 14 feet wide. |
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wodyetia bifurcata |
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Similar to the Foxtail Triple with a more
feather like frond. The single line frond still
takes on the appearance of a foxes tail. Grows 30
feet tall and up to 14 feet wide. |
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quercus laurifolia |
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Faster growing with a shorter life than a Live
Oak. This tree is native to South Florida and
provides acorn food to birds and squirrels. Grows
70 feet tall by 30 feet wide. |
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ligustrum japonicum |
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Can be used as an evergreen shrub or small
tree. Small white malodorous flowers and fruit is
oblong blue/black drupe. Grows up to 30 feet tall. |
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magnolia 'little gem' |
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Unlike other trees in the Magnolia family, the
'little gem' blooms very early and is very
fragrant. Blossoms as beautiful as the Grandiflora.
Grows less than 40 feet tall. |
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quercus laurifolia |
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The most beautiful shade trees in South
Florida. Orchids, Resurrection Ferns and Spanish
Moss attach themselves to the rough bark. Up to 50
feet tall and 60 feet wide. |
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swietenia mahagoni |
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Tough fast growing shade tree that handles the
most difficult of environmental stress. Leaf
drop only once per year. Grows up to 50 feet tall
and 50 feet wide. |
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syagrus romanzoffiana |
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The most standard palm tree throughout South
Florida. Grows up to 50 feet tall
and has few problems with pests and disease. |
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acer rubrun |
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Famous throughout the country for its bright
red foliage. Incredibly versatile and color last
for months instead of weeks. Grows up to 50 feet
high and 30 feet wide. |
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phapis excelsa |
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Also Known as the Lady Palm, has been in the
South Florida landscape for decades. Popular
indoors and out, can be grouped together. Grows up
to 8 feet by 6 feet. |
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eugenia uniflora |
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Can be used as a bush or a small tree. Maybe
begin to fruit as early as two. Fruit develops and
ripens in three weeks from flowering. Can grow up
to 25 feet tall. |
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phoenix roebelenii |
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One of the most commonly used palms in South
Florida. Very well adapted to high winds and can
be doubled or tripled up. Grows up to 10 feet tall
and 6 feet wide. |
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