Common Greeneyes (Berlandiera subacaulis) - 1 GallonCommon Greeneyes aka Florida chocolate flower (Berlandiera subacaulis) is a long lived perennial in the daisy family, endemic to Florida, with very showy yellow flowers with short stems. It is said that the flowers emit a chocolatey scent! The short stems make it a nice groundcover or can be showy all on its own. It grows 1 2 feet tall. Once this plant is established it requires minimal maintenance. It typically blooms spring to fall and can be winter

Dwarf Sulfer Cosmos

Birds eat the green

It can survive cold temperatures

it forms clumping spreads of 1 to 2 feet wide

It requires moist to very wet conditions and can be grown in a container

the plant produces thousands of seeds in late fall – just in time for migrating birds looking for fuel

and waxwings

fast-growing and showy evergreen shrub to small tree

Requiring little to no maintenance

In this Florida State Parks Bucket Journal

A member of the Echinacea family

Exposure: Full sun-part shade