Conradina glabra Very Rare and like the rest of

and like the rest of the clan this narrow-leaved form is dioecious

Use the shrub as a specimen

Evergreen in mild winters

each a five-lobed funnel veined in a deeper tone at the throat

Conradina glabra Very Rare and like the rest ofSmooth aromatic shrub with soft green needle like leaves and pale white flowers. This endangered species native to deep sandy soil on bluffs and ravines near Apalachicola River in northwest Florida. Grow in sandy well drained soil with minimal competition from other plants. Plant it in sun or very little shade. FEDERALLY LISTED ENDANGERED. CANNOT BE SOLD IN INTERSTATE COMMERCE. Woodlanders pioneered the horticultural use of many of the little known