Christmasberry (Lycium carolinianum) body Growing in clumps up to

Growing in clumps up to 2-4 feet high with a spread of 2-3 feet

It's also the preferred food source for larvae of the rare Atala butterfly

Soil type: sandy or calcareous

Its seeds are a valuable food source for small birds and other wildlife

serving as the larval host plant for the Eastern Black Swallowtail butterfly (Papilio polyxenes)

Christmasberry (Lycium carolinianum) body Growing in clumps up toChristmasberry is a woody evergreen shrub, a wetland species that is highly salt tolerant. It can grow 3 8' tall. It is best suited for coastal landscapes, but is very adaptable and can be acclimated to a variety of sites. It loves the sun and produces delicate flowers that vary in color from bluish white to deep lavender. Flowers typically appear in the fall, although in the Tampa Bay area they can flower intermittently throughout the year. In my