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Florida Anise
Illicium spp.
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| Florida Anise is a species is protected by the
State of Florida as a threatened species. |
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Leaves
Evergreen leaves are shiny, and smooth, but
thick and almost leathery. The leaves are 2-6 inches in length.
Flowers
Two inch diameter, bright red-pink flowers are made of 20-30 slender petals.
Fruit
Information not available
Propagation
Propagation is easiest by seed.
Landscape usage
Florida Anise can be used as a shrub or small tree.
Interesting Facts
This species is not a substitute for
the anise used in cooking! Its parts are poisonous. |
Florida Anise
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Summary
Type: Shrub
Salt Tolerant: Low
Height: 9-15 ft.
Spread: N/A
Growth Rate: Fast
Light: Full Sun-part shade
Water: Low
Hardiness: High
Native: Yes
Wildlife: Yes
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For more detailed information on this
plant go to:
Volusia Extension |
