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A Photographic Guide to
Flowering Plants of South Florida
Page Two: Boraginaceae to Iteaceae
Skyblue lupine, photographed at Jonathan Dickinson State Park.
Welcome to Page 2 of Wild South Florida's guide to the flowering plants of South Florida. Plants are organized alphabetically by family. Please pardon our "dust" as we continue to build these pages.
Navigating the Guide
Page 1: Aceraceae to Asteraceae
Page 2: Boraginaceae to Juglandaceae
Page 3: Lamiaceae to Zygophyllaceae
Page 4: Mangroves, Ferns and Lichens
Boraginaceae — Forget-Me-Not Family
Pineland Heliotrope
Scorpion Flower
Geiger Tree
Brassicaceae — Mustard Family
Virginia Pepperweed
Coastal Searocket
Bromeliaceae — Bromeliad Family
Balbis' Airplant
Ballmoss
Cardinal Airplant
Giant Airplant
Leatherleaf Airplant
Southern Needleaf
Spanish Moss
Burceraceae — Torchwood Family
Gumbo Limbo Tree
Cactaceae — Cactus Family
Cochineal Cactus
Florida Semaphore Cactus
Pricklypear
Triangle Cactus
Campanulaceae — Lobelias
Bay Lobelia
Glade Lobelia
Cannabaceae
Nettletree / Florida Trema
Cannaceae
Golden Canna
Capperaceae — Caper Family
Jamaican Caper
Caricaceae — Papayas
Papaya
Casuaraceae — Australian Pines
Australian Pine
Chrysobalanaceae — Coco Plum Family
Coco Plum
Gopher Apple
Cistaceae — Frostweeds/Rock Roses
Florida Scrub Frostweed
Nodding Pinweed
Pinebarren Frostweed
Cleomaceae — Jackass Clovers
Slenderleaf Clammyweed
Commelinaceae — Dayflowers and Spiderworts
Bluejacket
Common Dayflower
Florida Scrub Roseling
Oyster Plant
Wandering Jew
Whitemouth Dayflower
Convolvulaceae — Morning Glories
Baby Woodrose
Beach Clustervine
Beach Morning Glory
Everglades Morning Glory
Man-in-the-Ground
Moonflower
Railroad Vine
Red Morning Glory
Tall Dodder
Crassulaceae
Devil's Backbone
Cucurbitaceae — Cucumbers and Squashes
Bitter Melon / Balsam Apple
Creeping Cucumber
Cupressaceae
Cypress Trees Overview
Bald Cypress
Pond Cypress
Red Cedar
Cyperaceae — Sedges
Beach Star
Densetuft Hairsedge
Giant Bulrush
Sawgrass
Starrush Whitetop
Knotted Spikerush
Dioscoreaceae
Air Potato
Droseraceae — Sundew Family
Pink Sundew
Empetraceae — Crowberry Family
False Rosemary / Florida Rosemary
Ericaceae — Heath Family
Coastalplain Staggerbush
Darrow's Blueberry
Fetterbush
Shiny Blueberry
Tarflower
Eriocaulaceae — Pipeworts
Flattened Pipewort
Tenangle Pipewort
Yellow Hatpins
Euphorbiaceae — Spurges, Poinsettias
Beach Tea
Castor Bean
Copperleaf
Fiddler's Spurge
Florida Spurge
Painted Leaf
Tread Softly
Water Toothleaf
Fabaceae — Pea Family
Bahama Senna
Beach Bean
Big Pine Partridge Pea
Candlebush
Cheesytoes
Coinvine
Coral Bean
Curtiss's Hoarypea
Danglepod
Downy Milkpea
Earleaf Acacia
Eastern Milkpea
Elliott's Milkpea
Feay's Prairieclover
Florida Coastal Indigo
Florida Hammock Milkpea
Fourleaf Vetch
Gray Nickerbean
Groundnut
Hairy Indigo
Hairy Sensitive Pea
Hairypod Cowpea
Keys Blackbead
Lead Tree
Low Rattlebox
Partridge Pea
Pineland Acacia
Powderpuff
Rabbit Bells
Rosary Pea
Rattleweed
Royal Poinciana
Sensitive Briar
Showy Rattlebox
Skyblue Lupine
Smooth Rattlebox
Spurred Butterfly Pea
Stick Pea
Threeflower Trefoil
White Clover
Wild Bush Bean
Wild Tamarind
Woman's Tongue
Yellow Necklacepod
Fagaceae — Oaks
Laurel Oak
Sand Live Oak
Turkey Oak
Virginia Live Oak
Gentianaceae
Bartram's Rosegentian
Large-Flowered Pink Marsh
Seaside Gentian
Shortleaf Rosegentian
Goodeniaceae
Beach Naupaka
Inkberry/Beachberry
Haemodoraceae — Bloodwort Family
Bloodroot
Haloraginaceae
Mermaid Weed
Hydrophyllaceae — Waterleaf Family
Sky Flower
Hypericaceae — St. John's Worts
Four-Petal St. John's Wort
Roundpod St. John's Wort
St. Andrew's Cross
Hypoxidaceae
Fringed Yellow Star Grass
Iridaceae — Irises
Dixie Iris
Narrowleaf Blue-Eyed Grass
Iteaceae
Virginia Willow
Juglandaceae — Pecans, Walnuts
Pignut Hickory
Water Hickory
Navigating the Guide
Page 1: Aceraceae to Asteraceae
Page 2: Boraginaceae to Juglandaceae
Page 3: Lamiaceae to Zygophyllaceae
Page 4: Mangroves, Ferns and Lichens
Published by Wild South Florida, PO Box 7241, Delray Beach, FL 33482.
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Photographs by David Sedore. Photographs are property of the publishers and may not be used without permission.