Scrub Bay (Persea humilis) - 3 Gallon Nectar there was a reported sighting

there was a reported sighting of it in Everglades National Park just before Hurricane Andrew (1992) by Roger Hammer and Jennifer Possley

it plays an essential role in supporting pollinator populations

Over 150 species of insects

While it is considered a deciduous tree

swallowtail and other butterflies

Scrub Bay (Persea humilis) - 3 Gallon Nectar there was a reported sightingScrub Bay (Persea humilis), also known as Silk Bay, is a hardy, slowgrowing evergreen tree native to Floridas scrub habitats, making it an excellent choice for native landscapes and wildlifefriendly yards. Reaching up to 20 feet tall and 10 feet wide, this longlived perennial features attractive, aromatic foliage and produces delicate white flowers in late spring, followed by black fruits that are eagerly eaten and dispersed by birds. Thriving in full