S.FL. Native Shrubs/Small Trees

Question 0

Wild sage

Answer 0

Lantana involucrata

4-6’
Fruit eating Birds

Question 1

Bird Pepper

Answer 1

Capsicum annum var. glabrisculum

18”
Edible
Good for ground feeding birds

Question 2

American beautyberry

Answer 2

Callicarpa americana

5-6’
Fruit eating birds, mockingbirds

Question 3

Firebush

Answer 3

Hamelia patens

7-8’
Hummingbirds, butterflies

Question 4

Little strongback

Answer 4

Bourreria cassinifolia

7’
Hummingbirds, butterflies, fruit eating birds, insects, warblers

Question 5

Necklace pod

Answer 5

Sophora tomentosa var. truncata

5-10’
Hummingbirds, butterflies, insects, warblers

Question 6

Marlberry

Answer 6

Ardisia escallonioides

Question 7

Myrsine

Answer 7

Myrsine cubana

Question 8

Shiny-leaved wild coffee

Answer 8

Psycotria nervosa

Question 9

Shortleaf wild coffee

Answer 9

Psychotria sulzneri

Question 10

Florida silver palm

Answer 10

Coccothrinax argentata

Question 11

Saw palmetto

Answer 11

Serenoa repens

Question 12

Inkberry

Answer 12

Scaevola plumieri
3-5’ broad shrub
Sun, coastal
Food, cover

Question 13

Bay cedar

Answer 13

Suriana maritima
6-10’ shrub
Coastal, Sun
Larval mallow scrub-hairstreak, martial scrub-hairstreak
Nectar great southern white,julia, martial scrub-hairsteak, obscure

Question 14

Bahama senna

Answer 14

Senna mexicana var. chapmanii
2-4’
Pinerockland, Rockland hammock
Larval cloudless sulphur, sleepy orange, orange-barred sulphur