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Fun fact: Before the curious fruit appears, the plant produces striking, creamy-white flowers with a sweet, powerful fragrance, often compared to gardenias (to which it is distantly related, both being in the Rubiaceae family). These flowers are typically pollinated by moths and other nocturnal insects attracted by their scent. It thrives in sandy, well-drained, and often nutrient-poor soils, making it exceptionally drought- and wind-resistant. Its ability to withstand harsh coastal conditions makes it a critical species for stabilizing beach dunes and providing habitat.🪴🍎