Landscape Templates

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Co ntent s
t I ntroduc tion
t Us in g
t What
t I nventor y
t Concept Landscap e
Tow n h o m e
Cottage
Bu n ga lo w
Village
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t h e “ Flo r ida
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be “Flor id a
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Patte r n
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B o o k
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Pa g e 5
Analysis
Fr ien dly ”
Ce l e b rat i o n
Pa g e 6
D esign s
Pa g e 7 - 8
Pa g e 9 - 10
Pa g e 1 1 - 12
Pa g e 1 3 - 14
Pa g e 1 5 - 16
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List
Pa g e 1 7 - 20
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I nt ro d uc ti o n
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The Celebration “Florida Friendly” Pattern Book is designed to familiarize Celebration residents with “Florida Friendly” landscape principles, and to serve as a
design guide for a “Florida Friendly” approach to landscape design that meets Celebration landscape requirements for residential landscapes.
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Human activity, such as farming, ranching, animal development, and chemical application has significantly reduced many of the Earth’s native plant communities.
The loss of these plant communities has led to species loss and endangered natural habitats, its caused soil erosion, and has reduced the genetic diversity necessary
for a stable, balanced ecosystem.
While preserving natural stands of native plants is important, you can help reestablish native & low water-use plant communities in your yard and community
by choosing to landscape with a “Florida Friendly” approach to your landscape design. Regardless of the scale of the project, you can help conserve water and
preserve & protect other natural resources while restoring and celebrating Central Florida’s regional character.
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Establishing a “Florida Friendly” landscape in your garden usually requires a bit of work. However, once a “Florida Friendly” landscape is designed, installed &
maintained according to the nine “Florida Friendly” principles, and plants become established, you will see not only savings in time, energy, and money, but also
an aesthetic that is unique to Central Florida.
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Your plan doesn’t have to be elaborate and it can be installed in phases as money and time permit. If you should need assistance, a professional landscape designer
or landscape architect with “Florida Friendly” design experience could be employed to help guide you along. Whether it’s incorporating a “Florida Friendly”
landscape design into an existing landscape or starting completely from scratch, above all have fun.
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Us in g
t h e
Ce l e bration “Florida
t Review the 9 principles of “Florida Friendly”
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Fr i e n d l y ”
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Pat tern
B o o k :
to familiarize yourself with the overall goals to keep in mind while planning your yard’s landscape layout.
t The “Inventory Analysis” page describes the yard characteristics you should consider before you start thinking about what plants go where.
t The zone template illustrates what types of plants are suitable for the typical landscape areas that you will define on your plan, based on lot type.
t A landscape plan example with a variety of plant options is provided for inspiration and guidance.
(Please note that according to Celebration’s landscape standards there is no requirement to follow our suggestions of design for the private zone, i.e the backyard
of your lot, but we beleive if you do you won’t regret it.)
t Refer to the Celebration “Florida Friendly”
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plant list to select the appropriate plant for your yards unique characteristics.
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Wh at
i t
1.R i g ht
is
to
P l a nt,
b e “Flor ida
R ight
Fr iendly ”
Place
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N in e
P rin cip les
This encompasses placing plants that thrive in full sun should be planted in full sun, and vice-versa for plants that do well in the shade.
2.Wate r
Ef f icient l y
Typically, outdoor water use accounts for up to 50 percent of water consumed by households. You can reduce your outdoor water consumption by taking a few simple steps. So
tighten those taps, eliminate those leaks and use water wisely.
3.Fe r t il ize
App ro p r iate l y
Plants have varying nutrient needs, depending on the species, the age of the plant, and location. Supplemental nutrients can be provided to plants by applying fertilizers in the form
of composted organic material, packaged fertilizer, or a specific mineral such as iron.
4.M ulc h
A mulch layer around trees, shrubs, & planted beds provides many benefits such as:
- keeping soil and plant roots warmer in winter & cooler in summer.
-giving plant beds a uniform & neat arrangement,also, color & texture compliments plantings.
- slowing evaporation and reducing the need to water plants.
-improving soil aeration, structure, & drainage through decomposing organic materials.
- inhibiting weed germination and growth.
- lastly, protecting plant material from trimmers or mowers by providing a barrier.
5.Attra c t Wildlife
Bring your yard to life by providing water, food, & shelter for birds, butterflies, and other creatures.
6 . M a n a g e Ya rd
Pe sts
Re sp o n sib l y
The way that you plant & maintain your yard either discourages pests or throws out the welcome mat for them. Keep your plants healthy, conduct regular scouting, be easy on water
and fertilizer, & encourage beneficial insects that will help manage the unwanted pests.
7.R ec yc l e
Landscape maintenance activities like mowing, pruning, & raking generate yard waste that you can compost or mulch, recycling valuable nutrients.
8.R educe
Sto rm - wate r
Ru n off
Be mindful of the decisions you make in your yard or garden. They can directly influence the health of Florida’s waters by becoming part of the stormwater runoff. These are things
like exposed soil, landscape debris, oil, fertilizers, and pesticides that might be apparent in your yard.
9.
Pro te c t
t h e Wate r fro nt
Florida is covered with water and its streams, rivers, lakes, freshwater springs and coastline are all interconnected. Even though you may not live on or nearby a water body, the land
you do live on can affect the health and well being of any water source.
No matter where you live, surface water that leaves your landscape as runoff, (due to rain or overwatering), will eventually drain into a water body. This, together with any
fertilizers and pesticides, can be damaging to Florida waters.
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I nventor y
&
An al ysis
Begin with the inventory process of your yard. Gather and record data about the physical characteristics of the yard. Note the conditions that make it unique. Locate permanent features and lot
characteristics such as the following:
-the lot & building dimensions
-utilities
-hardscapes
-water sources
-any plants that you want to stay, relocate, or discard
-the climate
-drainage areas
-good and bad views
-sun and shady areas
You can loosely sketh this information on a plat
or plan of your house and lot.
This will help you determine the microclimates
of your yard, and the goals for planting the yard.
Garage
When developing your own landscape, keep
in mind what the desired aesthetic is, what
the structural characteristics of the plants that
you choose are, and think about how you will
maintain your yard.
House
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Zone Template: Town h o me
The zones indicate the type of plant material suitable to meet Celebration pattern book landscape standards. There are two zones; you may encounter a third zone if your lot has wet areas.
Please note the public zone, i.e. the front yard, is required to meet Celebration standards; the private zone or back yard is drawn to be used as an example.
Refer to the plant list, pages 12-15, when determining which plant to use for each zone.
zone 1: groundcover,
property line
Zone 1: Front Entries, Patios, Sidewalks,
small shrub
property line
zone 1: groundcover,
Walkways, Mailboxes, Utilities
small - med shrub
zone 2: med-large shrub
Zone 2: Walls, Fences, Property lines,
zone 2: large
zone 1: turf,
zone 1: groundcover,
Foundations
shrub
groundcover,
small-med shrub
small-med shrub
House
Deck
Garage
zone 2: medium shrub
zone 1:
groundcover,
small shrub
zone 1: turf, groundcover,
small- medium shrub
zone 2: medium-large
shrub
zone 1: groundcover,
small - medium shrub
property line
property line
zone 2: medium
shrub
L an d sc ap e
Zo n e
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L andsc ap e
Pl an
E x ample
: Town h o me
property line
Dwarf Yaupon Holly
Dwarf Wax Myrtle
Walter’s Viburnum
Yaupon Holly
Podocarpus
Perennial Peanut
Asian Jasmine
Sunshine Mimosa
Blue Daze
Mondo Grass
House
Podocarpus
Saw Palmetto
Dwarf Palmetto
Yaupon Holly
Walter’s Viburnum
Lily of the Nile
African Iris
Purple Coneflower
Gulf Muhly Grass
Pringles Podocarpus
House
Elliott’s Lovegrass
Florida Gamma Grass
Coontie
Beautyberry
Knockout Rose
Darwin’s Blueberry
Elliott’s Lovegrass
Gulf Muhly Grass
Saw Palmetto
Purple Coneflower
Knockout Rose
Flax Lily
Salt Marsh CordGrass
Gulf Muhly Grass
Lily of the Nile
property line
property line
Perennial Peanut
Asian Jasmine
Sunshine Mimosa
Blue Daze
Mondo Grass
Dwarf Yaupon Holly
Dwarf Wax Myrtle
Fakahatchee Grass
African Iris
Fern Leaf Bamboo
Ligustrum
Podocarpus
Simpson’s Stopper
Yaupon Holly
Walter’s Viburnum
Deck
Garage
sod
Dwarf Yaupon Holly
Dwarf Wax Myrtle
Fakahatchee Grass
Walter’s Viburnum
Yaupon Holly
Podocarpus
Perennial Peanut
Asian Jasmine
Sunshine Mimosa
Blue Daze
Mondo Grass
property line
Dwarf Yaupon Holly
Dwarf Wax Myrtle
Fakahatchee Grass
African Iris
Saw Palmetto
Dwarf Yaupon Holly
Dwarf Wax Myrtle
Fakahatchee Grass
Walter’s Viburnum
Yaupon Holly
Podocarpus
Saw palmetto
North
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Zone Template:
Co t t ag e
The zones indicate the type of plant material suitable to meet Celebration pattern book landscape standards. There are two zones; you may encounter a third zone if your lot has wet areas.
Please note the public zone, i.e. the front yard, is required to meet Celebration standards; the private zone or back yard is drawn to be used as an example.
Refer to the plant list, pages 12-15, when determining which plant to use for each zone.
property line
Zone 1: Front Entries, Patios, Sidewalks,
property line
zone 1: groundcover,
Walkways, Mailboxes, Utilities
small - med shrub
zone 1: groundcover,
zone 2: small shrub
Zone 2: Walls, Fences, Property lines,
small-med shrub
zone 2: large
zone 1: small-med shrub
Foundations
zone 2: medium shrub
shrub
House
Garage
zone 1: groundcover, smallmedium shrub
zone 2: medium-large
shrub
zone 1: groundcover,
small - medium shrub
property line L a n
zone 2: medium shrub
zone 1: turf,
small- medium shrub
property line
zone 2: large shrub
d sc ap e
Zo n e
P l a n
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L andsc ap e
Pl an
E x ample
property line
Beautyberry
Knock-out Rose
Elliotts Lovegrass
Purple Lovegrass
Thryallis
Knock-out Rose
Sand Cordgrass
Dwarf Fakahatchee
Anise
Fakahatchee
Dwarf Simpson’s Stopper
Dwarf Firebush
Dwarf Wax Myrtle
Dwarf Yaupon
Spider Lily
Liriope
Wire Grass
property line
Saw Palmetto
Dwarf Palmetto
Yaupon Holly
Walter’s Viburnum
Daylily
Sunshine Mimosa
Asian Jasmine
Perennial Peanut
Juniper
Blue Daze
Afircan Iris
Agapanthus
Blanketflower
North
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Co t t ag e
Bamboo
Ligustrum
Podocarpus
Simpson’s Stopper
Yaupon Holly
Walter’s Viburnum
Lady Palm
Fakahatchee
Saw Palmetto
Bamboo
Firebush
Anise
Saw Palmetto
Coontie
:
Wire Grass
Florida Heather
Monkey Grass
Pringles Podocarpus
Blue Eyed Grass
Dwarf Fakahatchee
Cast Iron Plant
House
Fr i e nd l y
Tabebuia
Drake Elm
Crape Myrtle
Ligustrum
Deck
Orange Bird
of Paradise
Coontie
Dwarf Firebush
Dwarf Yaupon
Dwarf Burford’s
Dwarf Walter’s
Side yard can be
mulch access
Elliotts Lovegrass
Purple Lovegrass
Thryallis
Knock-out Rose
Sand Cordgrass
Dwarf Fakahatchee
property line
property
line
Garage
European
Fan Palm
Daylily
Sunshine Mimosa
Asian Jasmine
Perennial Peanut
Juniper
Blue Daze
African Iris
Agapanthus
Blanketflower
Bottlebrush
Holly Tree
Weeping Podocarpus
Ligustrum
Pat te r n
Beautyberry
Saw Palmetto
Silver Saw Palmetto
Cardboard Palm
Knock-out Rose
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Zone Template:
B un g alow
The zones indicate the type of plant material suitable to meet Celebration pattern book landscape standards. There are two zones; you may encounter a third zone if your lot has wet areas.
Please note the public zone, i.e. the front yard, is required to meet Celebration standards; the private zone or back yard is drawn to be used as an example.
Refer to the plant list, pages 12-15, when determining which plant to use for each zone.
Zone 1: Front Entries, Patios, Sidewalks,
Walkways, Mailboxes, Utilities
Zone 2: Walls, Fences, Property lines,
Foundations
property line
zone 2: med-large shrub
zone 1: groundcover,
small-med shrub
property line
zone 1: small - med shrub
zone 2: med-large shrub
zone 2: small-med shrub
Garage
House
zone 2: medium shrub
zone 1: groundcover,
small-med shrub
Patio
zone 2: small-med shrub
zone 1: groundcover, mulch
property line
zone 2: large shrub
zone 1: small- medium shrub
property line
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zone 1: turf, groundcover,
small-med shrub
zone 2: med-large shrub
L an d sc ap e
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“ Fl o r i d a
Coontie
Dwarf Yaupon
Dwarf Walter’s
Dwarf Fakahatchee
Pringles Podocarpus
Dwarf Burford
Dwarf Wax Myrtle
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L andsc ap e
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Asian Jasmine
Pl an
E x ample
property line
Mondo Grass
Bugelflower
Blue Eyed Grass
Spider Lily
Sideyard- Mulch Access
Cast Iron Plant
Wire Grass
Florida Heather
Monkey Grass
Society Garlic
Cross Vine
Coral Honeysuckle
Confederate Jasmine
Trumpet Vine
House
Cast Iron Plant
Holly Fern
Lady Palm
Fakahatchee
Sabal Minor
property line
Coontie
Dwarf Yaupon
Dwarf Walter’s
Dwarf Fakahatchee
Pringles Podocarpus
Dwarf Burford
Dwarf Wax Myrtle
North
B un g alow
Dwarf Schellings
Dwarf Firebush
Dwarf Fakahatchee
Dwarf Yaupon
Dwarf Walter’s
Pringles Podocarpus
Podocarpus
Loropetalum
Anise
Firebush
Yaupon
Beautyberry
Knock-out Rose
Saw Palmetto
Firebush
:
Bamboo
Yaupon
Ligustrum
Wax Myrtle
Podocarpus
Walter’s Viburnum
Agapanthus
African Iris
Blanketflower
Purple Coneflower
Asian Jasmine
Sunshine Mimosa
Perennial Peanut
Juniper
property
line
Tabebuia
Yaupon Holly
Weeping Yaupon
Simpson’s Stopper
Garage
Orange Bird of Paradise
Beautyberry
Knock-out Rose
Cardboard Palm
Patio
sod
Vegetable Garden
Blanketflower
Agapanthus
African Iris
Purple Coneflower
Asian Jasmine
Sunshine Mimosa
Perennial Peanut
Sideyard-Mulch Access
Bamboo
Yaupon
Ligustrum
Wax Myrtle
Podocarpus
Walter’s Viburnum
Ce l e b rat i o n
Coontie
Pringles Podocarpus
Dwarf Fakahatchee
Dwarf Yaupon
Dwarf Walter’s
Fl o r i d a
Gulf Muhly Grass
Sand Cordgrass
Cross Vine
Flax Lily
Trumpet Vine
Coral Honeysuckle Dwarf Fakahatchee
Dwarf Yaupon
Pringles Podocarpus
property line
Dwarf Walter’s
Coontie
Fr i e nd l y
Pat te r n
Saw Palmetto
Fakahatchee
Silver Saw Palmetto
Sabal Minor
Bottlebrush
Magnolia Tree
Drake Elm
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Zone Template: Villag e
The zones indicate the type of plant material suitable to meet Celebration pattern book landscape standards. There are two zones; you may encounter a third zone if your lot has wet areas.
Please note the public zone, i.e. the front yard, is required to meet Celebration standards; the private zone or back yard is drawn to be used as an example.
Refer to the plant list, pages 12-15, when determining which plant to use for each zone.
zone 1: turf
Zone 1: Front Entries, Patios, Sidewalks,
property line
zone 1: groundcover,
property line
Walkways, Mailboxes, Utilities
mulch
zone 2: med-large shrub
zone 2: med-large shrub
Zone 2: Walls, Fences, Property lines,
zone 1: groundcover,
Foundations
zone 2: small-med shrub
small-med shrub
House
zone 2: small-med shrub
zone 2: small-med shrub
Garage
zone 1: groundcover,
small-med shrub
zone 2: small-med shrub
zone 1: groundcover,
small-med shrub
property line
North
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zone 2: medium shrub
zone 1: groundcover
property line
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L andsc ap e
Perennial Peanut
Asian Jasmine
Sunshine Mimosa
Blue Daze
Juniper
Pl an
E x ample
Asian Jasmine
Mondo Grass
Bugleflower
Blue Eyed Grass
Sideyard-Mulch Access
Pringles Podocarpus
Coontie
Dwarf Firebush
Dwarf Fakahatchee
Dwarf Yaupon
House
Elliott’s Lovegrass
Purple Lovegrass
Beautyberry
Yaupon
Coontie
Saw Palmetto
Knock-out Rose
Fakahatchee
Simpson’s Stopper
Firebush
Burford’s Holly
Yaupon
Walter’s Viburnum
Yaupon Tree
Tabebuia
Weeping Yaupon
Crape Myrtle
Ligustrum
Drake Elm
Weeping Podocarpus
East Palatka Holly
Bottlebrush
North
Ce l e b rat i o n
Cast Iron Plant
Dwarf Firebush
Fakahatchee
Lady Palm
Indian Hawthorne
Bamboo
Ligustrum
Podocarpus
Simpson’s Stopper
Yaupon Holly
Walter’s Viburnum
Simpson’s Stopper
House
Walter’s Viburnum
Burford’s Holly
Yaupon
Anise
Ligustrum
Dwarf Firebush
Dwarf Burford’s Holly
Dwarf Yaupon
Dwarf Wax Myrtle
Pringles Podocarpus
Coontie
Agapanthus
Blanketflower
Daylily
Sideyard-Mulch Access
Fl o r i d a
: Villag e
Fireworks Goldenrod
Gulf Muhly Grass
Sand Cordgrass
African Iris
Fr i e nd l y
Daylily
Sunshine Mimosa
Asian Jasmine
Perennial Peanut
Blue Daze
African Iris
property
line
sod
Chinese Fan Palm
Pigmy Date Palm
Sabal Palm
White Bird
Phoenix Palm
Dwarf Firebush
Dwarf Yaupon
Dwarf Wax Myrtle
Coontie
Pat te r n
property line
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Zone Template:
E st ate
The zones indicate the type of plant material suitable to meet Celebration pattern book landscape standards. There are two zones; you may encounter a third zone if your lot has wet areas.
Please note the public zone, i.e. the front yard, is required to meet Celebration standards; the private zone or back yard is drawn to be used as an example.
Refer to the plant list, pages 12-15, when determining which plant to use for each zone.
zone 1: groundcover,
zone 2: med-large shrub
property
line
Zone 1: Front Entries, Patios, Sidewalks,
small-med shrub
Walkways, Mailboxes, Utilities
Zone 2: Walls, Fences, Property lines,
Foundations
zone 2: medium shrub
zone 1: turf
zone 2: medium shrub
zone 1: small shrub
zone 1: groundcover,
small-med shrub
House
zone 2: medium shrub
zone 2: mediumlarge shrub
zone 1: groundcover,
small-med shrub
zone 2: med-large shrub
property line
zone 1: groundcover,
small shrub
Garage
Deck
property line
zone 2: medium shrub
zone 2: large shrub
L a n d s c a p e
Zo n e P l a n
North
property line
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“ Fl o r i d a
Cast Iron
Dwarf Firebush
Anise
Saw Palmetto
Fakahatchee Grass
Accent Garden
(Knock-out Roses
Cast Iron
Dwarf Firebush
Anise
Pringles Podocarpus
Saw Palmetto
Coontie
Fakahatchee Grass
Fri e ndly ”
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L andsc ap e
Bottlebrush
Holly
Podocarpus
Pl an
E x ample
Cross Vine
Trumpet Vine
:
E st ate
Eastern Red Cedar
Southern Red Cedar
Ligustrum
Saw Palmetto
Elliotts Lovegrass
Purple Lovegrass
Orange Bird of Paradise
Dwarf Fakahatchee
Dwarf Firebush
Dwarf Yaupon
Fakahatchee Grass
Button Bush
Firebush
Loropetalum
Yaupon
Eastern Red Cedar
Southern Red Cedar
Ligustrum
Perennial Peanut
Asian Jasmine
Sunshine Mimosa
Shore Juniper
Periwinkle
Fakahatchee Grass
Button Bush
Yaupon
Ligustrum
Saw Palmetto
Dwarf Simposon’s Stopper
Elliott’s Lovegrass
Gulf Muhly Grass
Saw Palmetto
Dwarf Firebush
Dwarf Burfor’s Holy
Dwarf Yaupon
Dwarf Wax Myrtle
Pringles Podocarpus
Dwarf Walter’s Viburnum
property line
Beautyberry
Coontie
Sand Cordgrass
Fakahatchee Grass
Sod
Ce l e b rat i o n
Fl o r i d a
Vegetable
Garden
Bamboo
Yaupon
Ligustrum
Podocarpus
Pineapple Guava
Perennial Peanut
Asian Jasmine
Sunshine Mimosa
Blueshore Juniper
property line
Perennial Peanut
Asian Jasmine
Sunshine Mimosa
Shore juniper
Beautyberry
Fakahatchee Grass
Sand cordgrass
Coontie
North
Tabebulia
Drake Elm
Bottlebrush
Fakahatchee Grass
Carboard Plant
Coontie
Saw Palmetto
Orange Bird of Paradise
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