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Sago Pondweed Tape Grass

Florida

Bladderwort

Coontail

Cattails

Coontail

Lake Hygrophilia

Bur Merigold

American Lotus

Water Shield

Water Lilly

Giant Duckweed

Maiden Cane

Giant Foxtail

Sawgrass

Soft Stem Bulrush

Soft Rush

Hair grass

Ebony Spleenwort

southern wood fern

Boston Fern

Cinnamon Fern Chain Fern

Palm Tree

St. Augustine grass

White top aster

Violet

Spider wort kidneyleaf rosinweed Black-eyed Susan

Pine Lilly Prarie Iris Golden Canna

Hobblebush Willow Tree Pine Tree

Crape Myrtle Dogwood Red Maple

groundsel bush Oak Tree

wax myrtle

red chokeberry Pink Azalia Verburnum

Our Florida

Plant Book

Types of Florida Plants

Land Plants:

Trees: A woody plant that has a trunk, branches, and leaves

Shrubs/Bushes: A woody plant that is usually low height, has

several stems from the bottom and does not have a single

trunk.

Wildflowers: a flower that grows wild; was not intentionally

planted.

Grass: a plant that has slender leaves that grow from the

base.

Ferns: They have stems, leaves and roots but don't produce

flowers or seeds. The leaves are called fronds,

Aquatic Plants:

Submersive: Plants that live totally under water

Emersive: Plants that lives partially in the water

Floating: Plants that live on top of the water

Trees

Wildflowers

Shrubs

Ferns

Grasses

Aquatic Plants

Submersed

Aquatic Plants

Emersed

Aquatic Plants

Floating