Landscape Uses:
	Although long considered by many to be native, we agree with Franck (2020, pp 205-208) that this wildflower is not native to Florida.
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Availability:
	Commonly available at native plant nurseries in central Florida. Available at native plant nurseries in northeast and South Florida. Available in Boynton Beach at Sustainscape (561-245-5305).
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	Attracts bee and butterfly pollinators.
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	See also the Florida Wildflower Foundation's Flower Friday page and a discussion from Florida Wildflower Foundation on its native status.