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Florida Native Plant Society

Florida Native Plant Society

Photos from Florida Native Plant Society's post Every year we assist the Florida Forest Service in monitoring their Warea Tract property near Clermont. This property is an incredibly diverse sandhill that is disjunct from the main Seminole State Forest and is home to the endangered and endemic ... 1 Comments

Wonderful!

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Florida Prairieclover (Dalea floridana) at sunrise
Everglades National Park
Federal and state-listed Endangered Species
11/28/2020
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This morning I revisited some individuals of this super rare south Florida endemic plant first shown to me by Roger Hammer back in January. 1 Likes

Dahoon Holly (Ilex cassine) fruit at sunrise in the pine rocklands
Everglades National Park, Florida
11/28/2020
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I spotted this Dahoon Holly loaded with fruit a short distance from the trail I was on this morning and ventured out to ...

Florida Native Plant Society

Florida Native Plant Society

World is not on track to achieve global deforestation goals "Megaprojects and other economic developments that threaten forestlands are continuously met with social resistance and opposition from grassroots movements, including Indigenous peoples and local communities as well as other members of civil society. The New York Declaration on Forests report ... 1 Comments

If you didn’t plant it,leave it alone.

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Willow Bustic at sunrise
(Sideroxylon salicifolium)
Navy Wells Pineland Preserve
Miami-Dade County, Florida
5/9/2020
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Florida Native Plant Society

Florida Native Plant Society

Monarch Caterpillars Butt Heads Over Milkweed As if you didn't have a good enough reason to plant tons of native milkweed in your garden, new research out of Florida Atlantic University shows that monarch caterpillars will rough each other up as food becomes more scarce.
A ... 4 Comments

just found this keeper book and want to read it all soon. for now i have looked at all the ...Yes! We’ve observed this while raising our caterpillars!We had to provide butternut squash as a substitute once when we ran out of milkweed

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Scaleleaf Aster (Aster adnatus) at sunrise
Navy Wells Pineland Preserve
Miami-Dade County, Florida
11/26/2020
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Speaking as a former landscape designer, it seems to me that there would be more use of native Florida plants in the landscaping industry and with the general public, if: 1) the public could see and walk through attractively designed, ... 1 Likes

Florida Native Plant Society

Florida Native Plant Society

Are you looking to start shopping a bit early? Give the gift that gives back to native Florida - Yaupon and Browne's Savory Mint tea from Yaupon Brothers Tea.
https://www.yauponbrothers.com/collections/shop-now/products/florida-native-tea 1 Comments

The tea is amazing. I purchased some at Green Isle Nursery.

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Florida Native Plant Society

Florida Native Plant Society

Photos from Florida Native Plant Society's post Did you know that we have nine species of native white oaks* in Florida?
*White oaks are a subdivision of the oak genus that includes the well-known native White Oak (Quercus alba)
These are (often, but not always) the classical, ... 18 Comments

The live oaks I think are a white oak let the definition.
Quercus germinata
Quercus virginiana
Quercus minima
And maybe ...I swear I need a class in identifying oaks in Florida and I've lived here my whole life. There's so ...So is Black Oak not a thing??? I’ve lived in Marion County for 20 yrs and heard an old-time rancher ...

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Florida Native Plant Society

Florida Native Plant Society

There Were No Fences Get in tune with Florida's seasons with Craig Huegel 🌿🎋🍂 11 Likes

Florida Native Plant Society

Florida Native Plant Society

A Walk Through the Wekiva Springs Sandhill Ecosystem Our Orlando-based Tarflower Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Society made a lovely short virtual tour of the Wekiva Springs Sandhill Ecosystem featuring wiregrass and both butterfly milkweed (Asclepias tuberosa) and sandhill milkweed (Asclepias humistrata).
Join us for a walk ... 1 Comments

Any idea where I can purchase plants of asclepias humistrata? I live in Pensacola but driving to Orlando to visit ...

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Florida Native Plant Society

Florida Native Plant Society

Photos from Florida Native Plant Society's post The city of Orlando is one of our great partners in conservation. At Bill Frederick Park, they have been working with us to conserve and maintain the endangered Scrub habitat at the park. It is home to many rare and ... 1 Comments

what pollinates the scrub lupine?

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A small group of us will be arriving on St. George Island this evening to spend the week exploring "natural" areas. This is the fourth time we've done this, so we're always looking for new spots. If you have any ...

Photos from Murray Brown's post What is this tree? Leaves are 4-6", glossy above with very tiny serrations; bark platelets are about 1/2" by 1/2'. Growing vigorously on sandy ridge by the Indian River in Volusia County. About 75' tall. 1 Likes

Florida Native Plant Society

Florida Native Plant Society

Florida DEP Secretary Noah Valenstein Joins Stakeholders for Tour of Critical, Science-Based Land Conservation Projects... Florida’s working lands are of critical importance to the state’s economy and land conservation efforts.
https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/FLDEP/bulletins/2aac6b2
LAKE PLACID, Fla. – Florida’s working lands are of critical importance to the state’s economy and land conservation efforts. Emphasizing their integral role, Department ... 14 Likes

Florida Native Plant Society

Florida Native Plant Society

The Case of the Florida Nutmeg: Empowering Research on Endangered Plants – Biodiversity Heritage Library How much do you know about the history of the Florida Torreya, one of Florida's few endangered trees?
The Biodiversity Heritage Library has an excellent blog post just out about the circumstances surrounding the taxonomic discovery and naming of this ... 2 Comments

Biodiversity Heritage Library Thank you so much for sharing the post and for the work you are doing to help protect this species! ...Fascinating! Was it called "nutmeg" because it actually was used like this spice? Or just the growing patterns of the ...

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Florida Native Plant Society

Florida Native Plant Society

Photos from Florida Native Plant Society's post Time for another GIVEAWAY! Comment your COUNTY of residence on this post to enter to win. The Florida Native Plant Society is sending one of our beautiful landscaping posters to 6 new winners every month! One winner for each region ... 111 Comments

I tried so many times and never won ☹️ . Giving it a try again: Brevard. All for the sake ...ClayMarion 🌸

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Hog Plum (Ximenia americana)
High Ridge Scrub Natural Area
Palm Beach County, Florida
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Florida Native Plant Society

Florida Native Plant Society

Garberia, a State-Threatened and endemic wildflower is *still* blooming now!
This fall bloomer is found in dry habitats throughout Central Florida and is finally available at some Central Florida nurseries. It's very slow-growing but can become quite a solid hedge.
... 5 Comments

Does anyone have a link to a nursery that carries it?How lovely!Thanks for the share
Native Florida Plants Identified

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Juba Bush (Iresine diffusa) at sunrise
High Ridge Scrub Natural Area
Palm Beach County, Florida
11/14/2020
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Florida Native Plant Society

Florida Native Plant Society

We're marveling at the Bigleaf Grass-of-Parnassus blooming now in the Apalachicola National Forest.
This State-Endangered beauty is found only in Liberty, Franklin, Marion, and Putnam Counties.
Photo by our TorreyaKeepers Project Manager, Lilly Anderson-Messec 90 Comments

I live in Seminole County. Are these cultivated? If so, where can I obtain some or seeds?This is from the Marion County population (Mormon Branch in Ocala National Forest) a few years ago.Stunning! I wonder if you could try and grow it in Seminole or Orange County Lonny Reid

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Florida Native Plant Society

Florida Native Plant Society

Cover stories: Volume 108 Issue 6 Plants interact with pollinators, pollinators interact with plants, and plants also influence how pollinators interact with nearby plants. Researchers investigated how delaying flowering in nearby non-native plants would impact native plants and the results were, complicated, to say the least. ... 1 Comments

Crypto trading is one of the volatile investments.Having recently enrolled onto Ivana’s platform , I would recommend this to anyone ...

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Florida Native Plant Society

Florida Native Plant Society

Biodiversity in the Apalachicola Bluffs and Ravines WFSU Public Media's producer Rob Diaz de Villegas interviewed our TorreyaKeepers Project Coordinator Lilly Anderson-Messec and The Nature Conservancy in Florida's Brian Pelc to talk fire, disturbance, restoration, and native plants in the Apalachicola River Basin.
We look at the ... 1 Comments

Road trip

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Florida Native Plant Society

Florida Native Plant Society

Drought stress alters floral volatiles and reduces floral rewards, pollinator activity, and seed set in... Paynes Prairie Chapter of FNPS member Rachel Mallinger published an article in the Ecological Society of America’s open access Ecosphere journal on how flower and nectar qualities of buckwheat (Fagopyrum esculentum) were changed under drought stress. Her and her team ... 1 Comments

Really like seeing posts on publications & work by FNPS member scientists.

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Florida Native Plant Society

Florida Native Plant Society

Protecting our pollinators Our local chapters have an outsized role in protecting native pollinators and honeybees and it's great to see that recognized in this article in The Villages Daily Sun.
Take a look at the butterflies and bees in a garden, and ... 1 Comments

Specially since the villages is a major contributor to habitat destruction in central Florida. Everytime I drive past the continuing ...

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Florida Native Plant Society

Florida Native Plant Society

Jacksonville 'makes it a beautiful day in the neighborhood' with inaugural awards 🥳Congratulations to our Ixia Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Society for winning the 'Cleanup Award' from the City of Jacksonville, Florida - Government for their hard work on Native Park!
The city hosted its inaugural Neighborhood Awards to highlight ... 2 Comments

Is there a market for recycled plastic bottles? I suspect these just get sent to a landfill. I was just ...What realistically happens to each, and every recycled item ?

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Florida Native Plant Society

Florida Native Plant Society

Shifts in flowering phases of plants due to reduced insect density A research group of Universität Jena and the German Centre for Integrative Biodiversity Research Halle-Jena-Leipzig (iDiv) has discovered that insects influence the biodiversity & flowering phases of plants; If there is a lack of insects where the plants are growing, ... 27 Likes

Florida Native Plant Society

Florida Native Plant Society

Chasing Shadows: A deeper look at Dr. Chapman “Your city Botanists with polished Boots who rolled to your favorite haunts in Steam Boats [&] Cars have but a faint idea of the figure a Florida Botanist cuts in these wild woods.” Florida botanist Dr. Alvin Chapman reportedly said ... 1 Comments

This is excellent - you have a wonderful website. Thank you!

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