Simpson's stopper (Myrcianthes fragrans) Gloves Its seeds are a valuable

Its seeds are a valuable food source for small birds and other wildlife

It adapts well to moisture levels ranging from moist to very dry and demonstrates moderate salt tolerance

It gets about 6" tall and about 12" wide

Fruits: edible

Larval Host Plant for Gulf Fritillary

Simpson's stopper (Myrcianthes fragrans) Gloves Its seeds are a valuableAKA Twinberry. This is a nice, great looking, and versatile Florida native that provides your landscape with fragrant flowers year round, colorful berries, and evergreen leaves. Bees and butterflies enjoy this plant. Its greenish fruit provides food for many bird species. The berries turn bright reddish orange as they mature. While fruit is edible for humans, the seeds are quite bitter. It can function as an ornamental shrub or a small tree depending