Coinvine

Verified Florida NativeVine

Dalbergia ecastaphyllum

Family: Fabaceae

Coinvine (Dalbergia ecastaphyllum) is a Florida native vine. A sprawling coastal vine with compound leaves and small white to pink flowers. Forms dense mats along beaches and is highly salt and wind tolerant. Habitats: Coastal, Dune, Hammock. Light: full sun, partial shade.

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Inferred — no authoritative source on file

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Native to: Florida

Growth Form: Vine

Bloom Time: Spring, Summer, Fall

Light: Full Sun to Partial Shade

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Plant Description

A sprawling coastal vine with compound leaves and small white to pink flowers. Forms dense mats along beaches and is highly salt and wind tolerant.

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Growing Conditions

Sunlight: Full Sun to Partial Shade
Water Needs: Low
Soil: Sandy
Drought Tolerance: High
Salt Tolerance: High

Size & Growth

Mature Height: 2-8 ft
Mature Width: 8-15 ft
Growth Rate: Moderate

Ecological Value

✓Butterflies
✓Bees
✓Birds

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Bloom Season: Spring, Summer, Fall
Flower Color: White-pink

Habitat & Zones

Habitats: CoastalDuneHammock
USDA Zones: 9b, 10a, 10b, 11a
Flood Tolerance: Moderate

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