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Chrysobalanus icaco - Cocoplum

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Chrysobalanus icaco is an esteemed evergreen plant commonly referred to as Cocoplum. This lush, robust shrub is renowned for its glossy, leather-like, dark green leaves that can acquire a hint of captivating maroon tint when basking in full sun. Gracing the Florida coastal regions, Cocoplum presents clusters of delicate white flowers in the summer and unfolds a fascinating spectrum of edible, plum-shaped fruits, varying from pristine white, soft pink to intense near-black. Standing tall at 8-10 feet, its generous size and rounded growth add to its aesthetic appeal. As a salt-resistant entity, Cocoplum thrives in coastal landscapes and is perfect for creating organic privacy screens or windbreaks — a delightfully multifunctional green asset. It savors full sun to partial shade, and its low water usage and pest resilience make it a stellar choice for both new garden enthusiasts and seasoned landscape professionals. Succumb to Cocoplum — an exemplary showcasing of nature's elegance, utility, and tenacity.

  • Size: Up to 8-10 feet tall
  • Flowers: White, small clusters
  • Foliage: Glossy, leathery dark-green leaves, sometimes with maroon tint
  • Water usage: Low
  • Sun exposure: Full sun to partial shade
  • Salt-tolerant: Particularly suited for coastal landscapes
  • Edible fruit: Produces small, multi-colored fruits
  • Privacy: Ideal for privacy screening or windbreaks.
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