Galberry is a FL native plant but also native to other areas of the U.S. It is a shrub that can grow up to 12 feet tall. It blooms small white flowers in spring that are followed by dark berries thought to be toxic to humans. We suggest you avoid galberry as a edible plant. Instead, the  berries are a common food source among wildlife like birds and other small critters. Native American used leaves for tea. That is the extent of the edible and medicinal use of the plant. 
 
We plant Galberry because the spring flowers attract a wide variety of flowers to our landscape. 
 
Native to eastern United States
Natural range in FL includes the entire state
Prefers full sun or part shade.
Enjoys sandy soils or those that are well drained. Tolerant of short droughts.
Can be grown in zones 8-10
 
Currently only available in 3 gal
 
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No refunds, exchanges, or returns. By purchasing this plant, you are accepting the risk of having plants mailed to you. Fruit of Labor is not responsible for any damages or lost items by the carrier. Please go to the carrier for your refund. Our most common carrier is USPS. Any damaged packages, damaged plants, dead plants or irregular shipping patterns should be claimed through the USPS insurance claims system. All orders come with a standard insurance of up to $100.00. You will need to provide the following for an insurance claim:
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