Critical Note: Only regionally native plants for beaches, coastal/savannah restoration. Garden damp areas: non-invasive non-natives acceptable. Stream/river/creek/lake edges: only regionally native plants.
Full Sun to Half Sun: American elderberry, American arborvitae, Bottlebrush buckeye, Buttonbush, Dusty zenobia, Dwarf palmetto, Inkberry, Possumhaw viburnum, Red chokeberry, Redtwig dogwood, Spicebush, Sweet pepperbush, Sweetshrub, Virginia sweetspire, Wax myrtle, Winterberry
Half Sun to Shade: Florida anise, Florida leucothoe, Leucothoe, Turk's-cap

Button bush
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