Looking for ideas for flowering plants to plant near the ocean in northeast
to central Florida. I already know about gazanias and periwinkles.
Looking for somehting different. TIA Daryl

How about Beach Roses (Rugosa rose)
Very low maintenance and will grow and expand in sand. They flower and
get a berry, it is caled Rose-Hips in th Fall.

I live in Massachusetts. I have some and they grow at our Beaches here.
I live 1 mile away from our beach. They are very pretty in the sand and
the breeze makes them look so pretty as they sway back and forth.

They grow about 3-4 feet tall and their roots spread under ground and
new growth comes up in the Spring. They do not need pruning or feeding,
just sunny spots.