Articles from Past Issues of The Understory   The articles listed below are reprinted from the Pinellas Chapter's bimonthly newsletter, The Understory, as well as from other chapter newsletters. You can visit www.fnps.org to find the websites of other FNPS chapters. To become a member and receive The Understory, visit our Membership page. Members also receive the quarterly journal The Palmetto and bimonthly newsletter Sabal Minor. Plant Profiles: The Mimic: Australian Pine Azaleas Blueberries Carolina Jessamine Cassias Citrus Coralbean Climbing Aster Coreopsis Elms Eryngiums Ferns Firebush Grasses for Lawns Iris Mangroves Milkweeds "Non-Goldenrods" Orchids Passion Vines Perennial Wonders Porterweeds Redroot Ruellias Saltbush Salvias "Seeing Red" Sunflowers Swamp Dogwood Tillandsias Tupelos Vines Wild Plums Wildflowers in Your Garden Ecosystems: Flatwoods Florida: The Fire State Freshwater Swamps Mangroves Scrub -- Part I Scrub -- Part II   Essays: An Acquired Taste Cypress Mulch Establishing Natives at Home Hole-in-the-Ground Holiday Decorating with Natives Introducing Natives Into Your Landscape Salt Tolerant Plants & Flooding Spirit of Place   Informational Brochures: Native Plants that Attract Wildlife (616K PDF) Cypress Mulch: Why Kill a Tree to Grow a Flower? (396K PDF) Gardening with Wildflowers (184K PDF) Landscaping for Wildlife (316K PDF) Landscaping with Native Plants (48K PDF) Florida Native Trees (124K PDF) Plants to Avoid Using in Your Landscape (116K PDF) Welcome to Florida Gardening (248K PDF) Wildflower Species Information EDIS/IFAS Publications   Native Florida Plants for Home Landscapes     Landscaping Backyards for Wildlife: Top 10 Tips for Success     Native Plants that Attract Wildlife: Central Florida     Butterfly Gardening in Florida     Landscaping to Attract Birds in South Florida     Native Groundcovers for South Florida     Native Trees for North Florida     Native Trees for South Florida     Native Aquatic Plants for Ornamental Water Gardens