Lopsided indiangrass - Florida Wildflower Foundation
Lopsided indiangrass is a robust and unique perennial bunchgrass that produces tall, dramatic flower spikes in late summer.| Florida Wildflower Foundation
Lopsided indiangrass is a robust and unique perennial bunchgrass that produces tall, dramatic flower spikes in late summer.| Florida Wildflower Foundation
Wild coco (Eulophia alta) is a terrestrial orchid found in hydric hammocks, hardwood swamps, wet flatwoods, marshes and open disturbed sites in Central and South Florida. The post Wild coco appeared first on Florida Wildflower Foundation.| Florida Wildflower Foundation
Firebush produces bright orange to red tubular flowers that are filled with nectar. The blooms attract both butterflies and hummingbirds.| Florida Wildflower Foundation
Slender Oak delivering on being tall and slenderOur oak collection at the Washington Park Arboretum is nationally accredited through the Plant Collections Network, administered through the American Public Garden Association in partnership with the US Department of Agriculture. Oaks are one of our four accredited collections at the Arboretum, the others being maples, magnolias, and hollies. Gardens with accredited collections collaborate on research including taxonomic studies, conservation pr...| University of Washington Botanic Gardens
Bushy seaside oxeye (Borrichia frutescens) blooms year-round, keeping our coastline in color and attracting pollinators.| Florida Wildflower Foundation
Pine-hyacinth is an endemic perennial wildflower found in moist flatwoods, sandhills and prairies in the Florida peninsula.| Florida Wildflower Foundation
Ranging from small shrubs to large trees, the different types of hibiscus thrive in a variety of climates and can be found gracing gardens worldwide.| Schisandra & Bergamot
