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Sea Grapes

Beautiful closeup of wild and tropical seagrape or Coccoloba uvifera tree green leaves on the coast with a little ocean water in the background on a sunny day in Florida.

Ideal for landscapes around beach homes or tropical areas with sandy soil, the seagrape is a virtually maintenance-free plant.  The seagrape is drought and salt tolerant, making it a sturdy but attractive plant to use for hedges, screens, or even as shade trees.  This plant can get up to 30 feet tall, so plant it in an area where it has plenty of room to grow and expand.  The large, round, green leaves have red veins adding an exciting twist to the color scheme of the plant.  The baygrape, as it is also called, gets small white flowers that eventually turn in to round green bunches of fruit that resemble traditional grapes.


Seagrape is happy in full sun but can take dappled sunlight for part of the day.  Water it regularly until it is established and then only as needed.  This plant can tolerate almost all kinds of soils but thrives in sandy, well-drained soils since it is native to the coast.  Fertilize with a well-balanced fertilizer three times a year starting in the spring.



Note: These plants are grown for decorative purposes and are not intended for human or animal consumption


FAST FACTS

Outstanding Features: Adds excellent texture and and exotic look to a tropical garden

Common Name

Sea grape

Bloom Colors

Racemes of small white flowers that turn into bunches of sea grapes

Water

Water regularly until established, then as needed

Zone

10 and above

Fertilizer

Well-balanced fertilizer throughout the growing season

Scientific Name

Coccoloba uvifera

Light

Full sun, some partial sun is acceptable

Size

25-30 feet tall if not pruned

Overwintering

In zones 9 and lower, use as a container plant or as an annual in the landscape

Companion Plants

Agave, hibiscus, philodendron

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