Invasive Plant Rules in Daytona Beach, FL (2026)
1 verified invasive plant rules for Daytona Beach, Florida, sourced directly from the municipal code and official government pages.
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Prohibited Species
Daytona Beach's Land Development Code names seven invasive tree species as 'nuisance trees': Australian pine, Brazilian pepper, Chinaberry, citrus, eucalyptus, punk tree and women's tongue. Owners can remove them without a Tree Removal Permit, and the trees earn no credit toward the City's canopy, specimen tree or historic tree protections.
Daytona Beach Nuisance & Invasive Tree Rules
Light RestrictionsDaytona Beach Land Development Code §§ 6.15.A.2.c(v), 6.15.A.5.a(i), 6.15.A.6.a; Article 11 Definitions ('Tree, Nuisance')
Tree, Nuisance. Any of the following types of trees: Australian pine; Brazilian pepper tree; Chinaberry tree; citrus tree; eucalyptus tree; punk tree; women's tongue. ... The following tree removal activities are exempt from the requirements of this section: ... v.Removal of a nuisance tree, as defined by this Code; ... All trees (except historic trees or nuisance trees) with a minimum DBH of t...
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