Ernodea littoralis

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Common name: golden-creeper (English)

Family: Rubiaceae (Madder)

Distribution: Florida, Bahamas, Mexico, Central America to n. South America

Description: Ernodea littoralis (Beach creeper) is a tough, creeping ground cover with narrow stiff leaves and tubular flowers. It is native to Florida, the Caribbean, and Central America. Prefers a sunny location with well draining soil and is drought and salt wind tolerant, making it a great choice for coastal plantings.

1: Plot 196 (196) • Accession: 2002-0220*B • Origin: Bahamas
2: Plot 199 (199) • Accession: 97326*A
3: Plot 199 (199) • Accession: 97326*B
4: Plot 199 (199) • Accession: 97326*C
5: Plot 199 (199) • Accession: 97326*D
6: Plot 199 (199) • Accession: 97326*E
7: Plot 199 (199) • Accession: 97326*F

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Ernodea littoralis

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