The UF/IFAS Extension Citrus County horticulture program provides education on how to maintain healthy landscapes and gardens. As part of this horticulture education program, Citrus County Master Gardener Volunteers utilize a learning landscape located at the Extension office to demonstrate the types of low-maintenance, Florida-Friendly plants which can thrive in your yard.

Click on the links below to learn more about plants in the Citrus County Extension demonstration learning garden.

1. Adam’s Needle Yucca
2. African Iris
3. Aloe Vera
4. Amaryllis spp.
5. American Beautyberry
6. Asiatic Jasmine
7. Aucuba ‘Gold Dust’ 
8. Bamboo Palm
9. Beach (Dune) Sunflower
10. Black Cherry
11. Blue Skullcap
12. Bottlebrush
13. Bromeliad spp.
14. Cabbage Palm
15. Camellia spp.
16. Canna spp.
17. Cast Iron Plant
18. Chaste Tree
19. Chickasaw Plum
20. Coontie
21. Coral Bean
22. Crinum Lily
23. Day Lily
24. Fakahatchee Grass
25. False Rosemary
26. Firebush
27. Firecracker
28. Flax Lily
29. Golden Dew Drop
30. Grapeholly
31. Hercules Club
32. Hibiscus spp.
33. Holly Fern
34. Iris
35. Lady Palm
36. Leopard Plant/Tractor-seat Plant
37. Muhly Grass
38. Muscadine
39. Needle Palm
40. Oakleaf hydrangea
41. Orange Pagoda Flower
42. Oregano
43. Ornamental Ginger
44. Perennial Peanut
45. Pink Pinxter Azalea
46. Podocarpus spp.
47. Purple Fountain Grass
48. Redbud
49. Rosemary
50. Sand pine
51. Saw palmetto
52. Scrub Oak
53. Seaside Goldenrod
54. Society Garlic
55. Sparkelberry
56. Spider Plant
57. Star Jasmine
58. Sunshine (Powderpuff) Mimosa
59. Thryallis
60. Turk’s Cap
61. Turkey Oak
62. Walter’s Viburnum
63. Wax Myrtle
64. White Butterfly Ginger
65. Yellow Alder

    For additional information:

    Visit us at the UF/IFAS Extension Citrus County office:

    3650 W. Sovereign Path, Lecanto, FL 34461

    or contact us:

    
    citrus@ifas.ufl.edu

    352-527-5700