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Fun fact: This plant is a coastal survival specialist that doesn't just tolerate salt and sand—it thrives in it, but its true claim to fame is that it is one of the rarest plants in Florida, found naturally in only a few tiny, fragmented patches of beach habitat in Southeast Florida, making it a critically endangered botanical treasure. It produces lovely clusters of small,white, funnel-shaped flowers with a subtle pink or lavender tint. These delicate blooms add a touch of beauty to the stark beach landscape and provide nectar for any pollinators that venture into the salty environment.🪴