In addition to the three wildflowers shown below, we also saw rose-rush, blackroot, rough hedgehyssop, beeblossom, rosy camphorweed, redroot, yelloweyed grass, yellow stargrass, buttonweed, mock bishopsweed (gone to seed), blue mistflower, whitemouth dayflower, capeweed, beggarweed, bluehearts, smartweed, smooth waterhyssop, starrush whitetop, climbing hempvine, Spanish needles, fourpetal St. Johns-wort, elephantsfoot, tarflower (gone to seed), partridge pea, camphorweed, Adam's needle, yellow milkwort, meadowbeauty, muscadine grape, and Florida beargrass.
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Loblolly bay (Gordonia lasianthus, Theaceae)
Native
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Florida Viceroy
The Florida Viceroy mimics the Monarch. This particular Viceroy is shown resting on a primrose willow branch.
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Showy milkwort (Polygala violacea, Polygalaceae)
Native
A tiny plant found in moist, grassy areas.
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Lesser Florida spurge (Euphorbia polyphylla, Euphorbiaceae)
Native, Florida endemic
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