The tiny flowers on this native shrub provide a nectar enjoyed by numerous pollinators. Use wild coffee on the edge of your recreated wilderness. Prepare for it to become about 7 feet high, and plant wildflowers at the base, to fill in, as it gets taller. Willow Bustic Sideroxylon salicifolium Small tree to 30 feet or so. Insignificant flowers add a fragrance of grape jelly to the area.
Pollinators come from miles away to partake of the nectar.
The fruits are popular with several kinds of birds. Some birds may even attempt to nest in the tree. Above, a 15' tall bustic combined with silver buttonwood, krug's holly, and low-growing philodendrons. Above right, flowers starting to open. This photo was taken in May.