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Plants for Florida: Bignonia

Bignonia capreolata Cross Flower Bignonia radicans Trumpet Vine Bignonia speciosa South American Cross Vine Evonymus radicans Climbing Evonymus Ficus repens Creeping Fig Ficus villosa Large-leaved Creeping Fig Hedera helix (north only) English Ivy Pyrostegia venusta Flame Flower D. SHRUBS WITH ATTRACTIVE FRUIT. The following is a group of shrubs which are of value in Florida plantations because of their fruiting characteristics, especially during the winter months. Quite different from similar shrubs in northern climates, these shrubs fruit much more abundantly and retain their fruit a greater length of time in this mild climate than would be the case farther north.

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