11. Bucida buceras S
 Black Olive

 12. Bursera simaruba S
 Gumbo-Limbo


 13. Callistemon citrinus CS
 Bottle-Brush

 14. Callitris robusta NCS
 Cypress-Pine

 15. Cananga odorata S
 Ylang-Ylang

 16. Carpinus caroliniana NC
 American Hornbeam

 17. Carya illinoensis N
 Pecan

 18. Cassia spp. S
cO Shower-Tree

 19. Casuarina spp. CS
 Australian-Pine

 20. Cedrus deodara NC
 Deodar Cedar

 21. Cercis canadensis NC
 Redbud

 22. Chionan'thus virginica NC
 Fringe-Tree


 23. Chrysophyllum oliviforme S
 Satin-Leaf

 24. Cinnamomum camphora NCS
 Camphor-Tree


BLEV 40-50' Greenish- Any
 Yellow
 Spring

Decid. 60' Greenish Moist to
 Winter Avg.
 Spring

BLEV 20' Red Avg.
 Spring

Conifer 40' Incon- Any
 spicuous

BLEV 50' Yellow- Avg.
 green
 Fall

Decid. 30' Incon- Moist to
 spicuous Avg.

Decid. 100' Incon- Fert
 spicuous Avg.

Semi- 30-50' Many Avg.
Ev colors
 yearly

Conifer 50-100' Incon- Moist to
 spicuous Avg.

Conifer 50' Incon- Avg.
 spicuous

Decid. 30' Rose Avg.
 Spring

 Decid. 30' Greenish- Avg.
 white;
 Spring

 BLEV 30' White Avg.
 Yearly

 BLEV 50' Yellow Avg. to
 Spring Dry


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X1 X


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Very wind resistant


Will grow from a limb
stuck in the ground

Widely used as a specimen

Good for a windbreak


Noted for its perfume-like
odor

Good tree where there are
high water tables

Excellent nut


Selection of different spe-
cies will give steady bloom


High salt tolerance only
one species

Resembles a blue spruce


Grows rapidly


Should be used more
widely in north Florida


Leaves flash copper color
in wind

Tolerates neglect