Wax Myrtle - Myrica ceriferaWax Myrtle (Morella cerifera) is an erect, multi trunked evergreen understory shrub. Found along the Coastal Plain from southern New Jersey to Florida and west along the Gulf Coastal Plain to eastern Texas and southeast Oklahoma, Wax Myrtle is an early successional species that is highly adaptable to a range of conditions: it can be found growing in fresh to slightly brackish banks and shores; pine flatwoods; marshes; wet prairies; hammocks; swamps;

The lovely Lit Star with Wood Base is the perfect piece to add a warm and inviting feel to any home for the holidays

This drought- and salt-tolerant plant thrives in full sun to partial shade and sandy

Lopsided Indiangrass (Sorghastrum secundum) is a versatile perennial grass that adds subtle beauty and ecological significance to landscapes

It gets its name due to the cross-section of its stem shows a cross-shaped pattern

Deciduous tree with showy fall color

Silver Buttonwood (Conocarpus erectus sericeus) is a striking evergreen shrub or tree that combines beauty and resilience

In addition to its flowers attracting butterflies and birds

Kids' crochet bumble bee

Golden Sunflowers

Its delicate blooms and ecological importance make Hairy Trilisa a wonderful addition to gardens aiming to foster biodiversity while adding visual interest

While its flower stalks only appear in the fall

showy long-lived perennial native wildflower endemic to the southeastern US and found as far south as Central Florida