Tudor house on Rockledge Drive down by Park Ave hired a firm out of Orlando for a full native renovation of a fairly big lot. They have lots of different ground covers and plants. Have a couple of small turf areas that look like Bahia grass. The huge back yard looks like they went medow look with lots of various spartina type bunch grasses and taller wildflowers. It is kind of a demonstration of possibilities beyond mimosa.

Yesh, Bahia is not a native but I think it is considered a FFNN because of its drought tolerance and because it doesn't invade and completely remodel ecosystems when it escapes. I know too that Harvester Ants love Bahia seeds so at least one native critter likes it.

BTW: we have tried perennial peanut on the side that gets about 3/4 sun and have not been able to achieve great coverage there. Caving and using Jasmine minima over there for now. 

Another note: I really wish we could get the condos between Barton and Orange to re-do their landscape. It is acre on acre of chemlawn St. Augustine.