Add beauty and greenery to coastal gardens with plants that tolerate some salt spray but do best with protection from the strongest Gulf winds. This collection includes options such as crape myrtle, dahoon holly, loquat, southern magnolia, and pineapple guava for North Florida and Florida Panhandle landscapes.
Plant these selections behind a windbreak or in a sheltered area when possible. Salt-spray tolerance does not mean a plant can withstand saltwater flooding or salty soil. Check each plant’s growing needs to find the best fit for your site.
$10.00
Buy Bandana® Lantana (Lantana camara) for sale at Advanced Nursery Growers in DeFuniak Springs, Florida. Bandana Lantana is a colorful, compact flowering plant loved for...
$49.00
Dahoon Holly Ilex cassine NATIVE trees produce small flowers in spring, followed by large clusters of berries in the fall. Zone 7-11 We only ship to...
$158.33
WINDMILL PALM trachycarpus fortunii Tropical Look Grows up to 40 ft tall and Wide . Full sun and partial shade. Zone 6-11
$59.00
BETTY MAGNOLIA lilliflora x. 'Betty' * large vibrant reddish-purple, fragrant, tulip-shaped blooms * 10-15 ft tall and wide * Zones 4–8
$16.00
1 QUART SIZE Provide Larvl food for the Gulf Frittilary, Monarch, Spicebush Swallowtail 🌻 Care Tips (for all Gold Lantana) Sun: Full sun (6 h/day)...
$129.00
CRAPE MYRTLE CATAWBA Catawba Crape Myrtle (Lagerstroemia indica ‘Catawba’) • Produces rich deep purple to violet blooms that stand out all summer• Blooms mid-to-late summer,...
