For the Galveston, Texas area (Zone 9–10), these fragrant, heat-tolerant shrubs and trees thrive in sun to part shade:
Lilacs (Syringa) generally fail in Gulf Coast heat. Visit local nurseries for varieties proven in your microclimate. Amend soil with compost, mulch well, and water deeply during establishment.
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