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Ardisia escallonioides<br />

Marlberry, Marbleberry<br />

CS<br />

9-11<br />

FL<br />

M-F<br />

10-21<br />

3-12<br />

<br />

S/L<br />

High<br />

H<br />

fragrant, white flowers all year; attractive foliage;<br />

round purple fruits widely used by wildlife, mostly in<br />

fall and winter; no pest problems; good for screens<br />

and hedges<br />

Arenga engleri<br />

Formosa Palm, Dwarf<br />

Sugar Palm<br />

CS<br />

9a-<br />

11<br />

NN<br />

Med.<br />

10<br />

16<br />

<br />

Any<br />

None<br />

L-N<br />

red/orange/green flowers in spring<br />

Baccharis halimifolia<br />

Groundsel Tree, Sea<br />

Myrtle, Salt-bush<br />

NCS<br />

8-10<br />

FL<br />

Med.<br />

8-12<br />

6-12<br />

<br />

Any<br />

Medium<br />

M<br />

white flowers in fall; poisonous seeds; useful for<br />

reclaiming wet sites, by retention ponds and drainage<br />

ditches<br />

Butia capitata<br />

Pindo Palm, Jelly Palm<br />

NCS<br />

8b-<br />

11<br />

NN<br />

Slow<br />

15-25<br />

15-25<br />

<br />

Any<br />

High<br />

M<br />

edible fruit used for jelly; attracts wildlife; looks best<br />

in full sun; white flowers; pest sensitive; high wind<br />

resistance<br />

Calliandra spp. and cvs.<br />

Powderpuff<br />

CS<br />

9b-<br />

11<br />

NN<br />

Fast<br />

10-15<br />

8-15<br />

<br />

Any<br />

High<br />

L-N<br />

pink/white flowers in spring-fall; invasive<br />

assessment: Calliandra haema<strong>to</strong>cephala assessed as<br />

not a problem, others not yet assessed<br />

Callistemon spp.<br />

Bottlebrush<br />

Camellia japonica<br />

Camellia<br />

Camellia sasanqua<br />

Sasanqua, Sasanqua<br />

Camellia<br />

NCS<br />

8b-<br />

11<br />

NC<br />

8-9<br />

NC<br />

8-9<br />

NN<br />

OK<br />

OK<br />

Med.<br />

6-30<br />

6-15<br />

Slow<br />

10-20<br />

10-20<br />

Slow<br />

3-15<br />

varies<br />

<br />

S/L<br />

<br />

Any<br />

<br />

Any<br />

High<br />

Medium<br />

Medium<br />

17<br />

M<br />

L-N<br />

L-N<br />

red flowers, spring-summer; medium–low wind<br />

resistance; attracts beneficial insects; invasive<br />

assessment: C. citrinus , C. rigidus, C. viminale<br />

assessed as not a problem, others not yet assessed<br />

many cultivars; flowers up <strong>to</strong> 6 inches, in winterspring,<br />

color variable; watch for scales, aphids,<br />

chewing insects and fungal diseases; requires acid<br />

soil and will have problems if pH is <strong>to</strong>o high<br />

some groundcover cultivars available; flowers in fallwinter,<br />

color variable; watch for scales, mites, aphids<br />

and chewing insects; requires acid soil and will have<br />

problems if pH is <strong>to</strong>o high

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