Tarflower - Bejaria racemosa (1 Gal.)Add a touch of wild Florida charm with Tarflower (Bejaria racemosa), a striking evergreen shrub known for its showy white to pink blooms and glossy black fruit. Growing 68 feet tall and 46 feet wide, Tarflower thrives in full sun to part shade with moist, well drained sandy soil. Blooming from spring through summer, its sticky flowers attract a fascinating array of native pollinators including sweat bees, resin bees, leaf cutters, and bumble bees

large fruit

plants should be spaced 36-60 inches apart to allow for proper airflow and development

humid conditions and sandy

Larval host for Horace’s Duskywing

You never know what you might see nectaring from it

Fruit: brown

it is recommended to plant Standing Cypress in clusters of at least five

making it a perfect choice for nature enthusiasts

A peony for your thoughts coffee mug

Dense foliage provides cover for birds and small animals

Perennial fern

Size: 6 to 10 ft