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Mahogany trees are Florida natives that provide great shade and are used as street trees. The Mahogany is typically acceptable for city code or homeowner's associations.
A native of South Florida, the mahogany tree grows a naturally beautiful canopy of small pretty leaves that create dappled shade. Enough sunlight peeks through the tree's foliage to allow grass to grow beneath it.
The West Indian Mahogany (swietenia mahagoni) is native to South Florida and several Caribbean islands. Growing to more than 100 feet tall but more typically 50-feet tall, the mahogany tree is currently listed as a endangered species in Florida.
Mahogany is native to southernmost Dade and Monroe counties and is currently listed as a state threatened species due to logging. However, it is readily available for purchase at many native nurseries in South Florida, and is commonly planted as a street and shade tree.
One of south Florida’s most popular street or yard trees, Swietenia mahagoni (West Indian Mahogany) is a large, semi-evergreen tree, with a dense, rounded canopy of compound deep green leaves with 4-8 leaflets.
West Indian Mahogany, Swietenia mahagoni, is among the most common Florida native trees used in landscaping, and for good reason. It provides plenty of shade, requires little in the way of care and, most importantly in Hurricane Alley, it is wind-resistant.
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