Red Fountain Grass
Vigorous, coppery clumping grass to 5 x 4 feet is topped by pinkish-purple plumes. Widely used as a desert garden specimen or accent plants. Likes full sun, amended well-drained soil, deep infrequent water once established.
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Pindo Palm
Striking in its look, the Pindo’s feather-leaf, silver-colored fronds (some call it more of a turquoise) produce an exceptional contrast to a typical lawn’s color.
These are some of the hardiest palms in South Florida, doing fine in cooler temperatures, blazing sunlight, salty air, and dry conditions.
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