Bahama Strongbark or Strongback
Bourreria succulenta

Native to the Keys and West Indies, this is the finest shrub or small tree for instant curb appeal.

The half inch, white, fragrant flowers are attractive to hummingbirds and butterflies and the half inch orange fruit  are eaten by local birds. 

The branches droop like a weeping willow  and are dense.  You can keep this plant at eight feet in height or let it grow to 15 feet or more.

Tolerant of mild cold weather, drought  and salt.  Do not plant north of Palm Beach Co.

Use with low groundcovers and wildflowers. Can be used as a six foot or more tall mass along the edge of a hammock planting to bring in many butterflies during the day and moths at night..