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Suriana maritima - Bay Cedar

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Suriana maritima is a robust evergreen shrub adorned with bright yellow blooms and distinctive grey-green foliage, earning its place of honor in the world of tropical horticulture as the beloved Bay Cedar. Perfectly at home in coastal landscapes, this sun-loving, salt-tolerant specimen is unpretentious in its demand for well-drained, sandy soils, making it a steadfast ally against erosion and a low-maintenance gem in any garden. Its sizeable dimensions, reaching heights between 4-6 feet and potentially stretching up to 10 feet in idyllic conditions, coupled with its natural resilience to heat and drought, make the Bay Cedar an unbeatable choice for seaside landscaping. Its unique grey-green leaves offer pleasing contrast throughout the year, letting its golden hues shine during the blooming months from spring to summer. Thriving amidst salt sprays and full sun exposure, Bay Cedar's appeal goes beyond its aesthetic contribution, offering a living, breathing privacy screen for those in search of functional grace. Safe, stylish, and sustainable, the Bay Cedar is an exemplary plant for those seeking to harmonize their green thumb with the rhythm of the tides.

  • Size: Up to 4-6 feet tall, can reach 10 feet in optimal conditions
  • Flowers: Bright yellow
  • Foliage: Small textured, grey-green leaves
  • Water usage: Low (Drought-tolerant)
  • Sun exposure: Full sun
  • Soil Preference: Well-drained, can withstand saline conditions
  • Additional Feature: Salt-tolerant; ideal for coastal landscapes and erosion control
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