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STEVE PARKER, PLAHORN KIMLEYJONATHAN HAIGH, PLA, ASLA 10 1984CORNELL UNIVERSITY, BSLA PRINCIPAL PYDG, FOUNDING ,
SPECIES Beach sunflower (picture from pinterest.com)mimosa (picture from Walmart.com)Sunshine lowes.com)from Firebush 11. roseaClusiaversusClusia•)gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.eduhttps://(•attract
butterflies and other pollinators and are commonly used in butterfly gardens throughout the SE Florida. that native species (wild Tamarind) are all latisilquumLysiloma(Scarlet sage),
and Scarlet Salvia sunflower), (Beach debilisHelianthus ), coontie(pumilaZamia (Sunshine mimosa), strigillosaMimosa ), firebush(PatensHamelia•
WRAPPING UP 12 If the EAC desires, we can further workshop the species included in the butterfly garden at the January meeting•relatively minimal expense. more of the species does not
seem to be providing benefit to the garden, replacements can be made for a The total cost of the nectar (flowering) producing plants in the butterfly garden is roughly $8,500. If one
or •Butterfly, which is making a comebackAtalais a host of the endangered Coontie•, and mimosa yellow butterfliessulphurblue, large orange casisusWild Tamarind is a host of the •
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