Go Native Home

A guide to choosing eco-friendly native plants over exotics

Una guia para elegir plantas nativas amigables con la naturaleza, en vez de plantas exóticas

"The best time to plant a tree is twenty years ago.The second best time is now.”
Table of Contents		Tabla de Contenidas
About this guide Introduction Why “Go Native”? Trees and Palms Gumbo Limbo vs. Ficus Wild Tamarind vs. Woman’s Tongue Autograph Tree vs. Indian Almond Dahoon Holly vs. Brazilian Pepper Dade County Slash Pine vs. Norfolk Island Pine Jamaican Dogwood vs. Orchid Tree Sabal Palm vs. Washington Palm Shrubs and Groundcovers Firebush vs. Ixora Spanish Stopper vs. Surinam Cherry Native Giant Sword Fern vs. Tuberous Sword Fern Beach Sunflower vs. Exotic Lantana Dwarf Gamma Grass vs. Liriope Coontie vs. Cardboard Palm Florida Peperomia vs. Oyster Plant Miscellaneous Florida-Friendly Yard vs. Typical Suburban Yard Fern Comparison Local Native Plant Nursery Guide		Sobre este guia Introducción ¿Por qué “Hazlo Nativo”? Árboles y Palmas Almácigo vs. Ficus Soplillo vs. Árbol de Siris Copey vs. Almendro de la India Yanilla Blanca vs. Pimienta Brasilera Pino del Incienso vs. Pino de Norfolk Guamá Candelón vs. Árbol de Orquídea Palma Sabal vs. Palma de Abanicos Arbustos y Matas Ponasí vs. Ixora Guairaje vs. Pitanga Helecho “Macho” vs. Tuberous Sword Fern Romerillo de Costa vs. Lantana Hierba de la Florida vs. Liriope Coontie vs. Palma Bola Peperomia de Florida vs. Cordobán Misceláneos Jardín Amigable con la Florida vs. Jardín Típico Suburbano Comparación de Helechos Guía de Viveros Locales de Plantas Nativas

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