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Fun fact: This plant is native to a very specific and lovely part of the world. You can find it growing wild in, South Florida, particularly in the pine rocklands and hardwood hammocks of the Everglades. The Caribbean islands, including the Bahamas, Cuba, and Jamaica. So,when you see it, you're looking at a genuine piece of subtropical American flora. It's a known nectar source for many species, including Zebra Longwings and Atala butterflies.🦋🐛