Critical Note: Use only regionally native plants for beaches, coastal/savannah restoration. For garden damp areas, non-invasive non-natives are acceptable. But along streams, rivers, creeks, or lakes: only regionally native plants.
Full Sun: Bald cypress, Cabbage palm, Laurel oak, Pond cypress, River birch, Sugarberry, Swamp white oak, Sweet gum, Sycamore, Water oak, Water tupelo, Weeping willow
Full Sun to Half Sun: American ironwood, Bigleaf magnolia, Black gum, Box elder, Dahoon holly, Gordonia, Juneberry, Mayhaw, Possumhaw, Red maple, Sweet bay, White cedar
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