Indigofera suffruticosa - Anil de pasto
Native to Southern Mexico and Central America, this small shrub or herb grows to 2 meters tall in disturbed sandhills and dry, open hammocks of
... moreDicerandra linearifolia - Coastalplain balm
An occasional plant of sandhills from the central Florida panhandle to the upper Suwannee River area, plus Alachua and Duval Counties. Coastalp
... moreDicerandra cornutissima - Longspur balm
This is a rare mint of scrub habitats in Marion and SUmter Counties.
The erect stems of longspur balm grow up to 50cm (19-1/2 in.) tall
... moreHypericum canadense - Lesser canadian st.john's-wort
An occasional wildflower of pond margins, bogs and wet flatwoods in northeast Florida and some central and western panhandle counties. The range
... moreHypericum cistifolium - Roundpod st. johnswort
A common small shrub of wet flatwoods, cypress swamp margins and marshes in nearly all of Florida. Ranges mainly in the southeastern coastal pla
... moreHypericum chapmanii - Apalachicola st.john's-wort
An occasional plant of wet flatwoods, bogs and cypress pond margins in the Florida panhandle between the Ochlockonee and Escambia Rivers.
... moreHypericum brachyphyllum - Coastalplain st.john's-wort
A frequent evergreen shrub of wet to dry flatwoods, bogs and pond margins throughout much of Florida. The range extends through the southeastern
... moreHypericum gymnanthum - Claspingleaf st.john's-wort
A rare wildflower mainly of north Florida from Nassau County west through the panhandle of Florida and ranging into the central peninsula. Found
... moreSmallflowered st. john's wort
Hypericum mutilum - Dwarf st.john's-wort
A common wildflower of marshes, pond and lake margins and other seepage areas throughout most of Florida except for the southern tip. Ranges thr
... moreJuncus effusus - Soft rush
A frequent rush of marshes, pond margins and other wet open areas in most of Florida, but not found in the most southeastern counties or the Key
... moreLamp rush
Eastern soft rush
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