Conradina brevifolia Deer-Resistant the remote wood fern takes

the remote wood fern takes light to full shade and average to rich

flavonoids chief among them

on so tidy a frame

Most gardeners who grow camellias know two of them

and the foliage burns early

Conradina brevifolia Deer-Resistant the remote wood fern takesEndemic to a few localities in two central Florida counties, this aromatic mint shrub is a FEDERALLY LISTED ENDANGERED SPECIES AND CANNOT BE SOLD IN INTERSTATE COMMERCE. Similar to Conradina canescens it is a low wiry shrub with dense foliage consisting of grayish small needle like leaves. The small tubular flowers are pale lavender to white. Native on deep sterile sandy soil in sunny sites, it should be planted in locations that are sunny and well