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Maidenbush

Heterosavia bahamensis

Range: S. Florida, Bahamas, Cuba

Maidenbush is native to southern Miami-Dade County and the Florida Keys, but its wild populations are threatened by habitat loss. In the landscape, it is a nice, slow-growing shrub that can be pruned into a screening hedge. Its new leaves are bright red, contrasting with its glossy green foliage.

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Maidenbush

Heterosavia bahamensis

Distriubución: Sur de Florida, Bahamas, Cuba

Maidenbush es nativo del sur del condado de Miami-Dade y de los Cayos de Florida, pero sus poblaciones silvestres están amenazadas por la pérdida de hábitat. En el paisaje, es un arbusto agradable, que crece lentamente y que puede ser podado en una cobertura para proporcionar privacidad. Sus nuevas hojas son de color rojo brillante, contrastando con su follaje verde brillante.
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