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I also live in Florida., zone 9A. I have found Lorapetalum to be a very easy plant to do whatever you want with. By that I mean you can,clip it short or let it do it's own thing. It flowers AT LEAST,once a year, and in between the leaves turn all kinds of great colors. Garden is are also nice, and they,stay in bloom for a pretty long time. Pittasporum, also wonderful. The variegated type always looks God, the green on has little white flowers for a short time. The nice things about all of these is they don't go bare in the winter
Have you tried a Dwarf Korean Lilac? They grow quite rapidly and produce tons of great smelling blooms in late spring. The butterflies flock to the blooms. Sometimes they will flower twice in a season but the second bloom is not as profuse.