Springtime Whites Can be Beautiful, Too shows readers a couple of white wildflowers that bloom in the spring. It’s a common tendency to think of brightly colored flowers when we think of springtime, but the whites are pretty, too!
Carolina Geraniums are One of the Most Interesting Spring Wildflowers shows readers several images of this small, beautiful wildflower. It tells people about its range, habitat, and status. It also explains why it’s beneficial to wildlife.
An Unusual View of a Thistle Flower is Stunning shows readers a macro image of the center of a purple thistle flower just after opening. It also explains why the author/artist chose to take the photo.
A Field Full of Phlox Flowers is Quite Beautiful follows up on a previous post that showed several color types of phlox flowers. It shows an open field that is filled with these colorful flowers.
Central Florida is Known for Fantastic and Beautiful Phlox Flowers shows many of the possible color variations of Drummond’s phlox. This phlox is native to the southeastern United States and grows in large patches in the spring.
The Southern Dewberry is Another Wonderful Spring Flower shows readers several images of these gorgeous spring flowers. It then explains why the author/artist likes them so much.
Roundleaf Bluet is a Beautiful, but Often Overlooked Flower discusses these early springtime beauties, where they grow, and when they flower. It shows readers photos of these wildflowers in full bloom.
Coastalplain Palafox is a Beautiful and Colorful Florida Native introduces readers to these beautiful fall flowers. It compares them with the other Florida native palafox and shares basic facts such as classification, habitat, and range.
There is Great Beauty to be Found in the Forest All Year shows readers a dried greater masterwort flower found in a Florida forest. It emphasizes that even winter can be beautiful in nature.
The Climbing Aster is the Most Interesting and Unique Fall Flower explains several reasons why this flower is so unusual. It also discusses range, habitats, and favored growing conditions.
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