Our Plant of the Week: Florida Natives

This week’s ‘Plant of the Week’ is Frog Fruit. This resilient groundcover reaches 4-6” and spreads 8-10’. It features vigorous tubers and can be mowed, accepts light foot traffic and often considered superior to St. Augustine grass. While being low-maintenance, it attracts pollinators, including bees. Plus, it’s a larval host plant for three native Florida butterflies, the Peacock, Buckeye and Crescent. Stop by and check out our Frog Fruit as well as our other native plants at Your Farm and Garden.