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Frogfruit

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Scientific name: Phyla nodiflora

Frogfruit is a perennial, evergreen groundcover native throughout Florida that only reaches about six inches in height. Use it in place of turf grass. It likes full to partial sun and soil that is moist to neither wet nor extremely dry. It is also a larval host for common buckeye, white peacock, and phaon crescent butterflies.

Size: assorted small pots

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Scientific name: Phyla nodiflora

Frogfruit is a perennial, evergreen groundcover native throughout Florida that only reaches about six inches in height. Use it in place of turf grass. It likes full to partial sun and soil that is moist to neither wet nor extremely dry. It is also a larval host for common buckeye, white peacock, and phaon crescent butterflies.

Size: assorted small pots

Scientific name: Phyla nodiflora

Frogfruit is a perennial, evergreen groundcover native throughout Florida that only reaches about six inches in height. Use it in place of turf grass. It likes full to partial sun and soil that is moist to neither wet nor extremely dry. It is also a larval host for common buckeye, white peacock, and phaon crescent butterflies.

Size: assorted small pots

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