There Are Just So Many Beautiful Wildflowers Blooming Now shows readers two images of one of the many roadside wildflowers blooming in central Florida right now. These particular flowers are Texas verbena, which is native to the southeastern United States.
Colorful Coral Honeysuckle is a Beautiful Spring Flower shows readers some new images of this gorgeous, bright crimson spring wildflower that is also great for attracting wildlife.
White Sweetclover is Beautiful and Useful, but Can be Invasive gives readers both the pros and the cons of this non-native wildflower. It also shows readers several images of this beautiful plant.
Beautiful Clasping Venus’ Looking Glass is an Amazing “Weed” introduces readers to this common North and South American wildflower. It gives readers some basic information about the plant and it’s uses. It also shows readers several photos.
Garden Valerian is a Useful but Invasive Herb discusses garden valerian both as a potentially invasive weed escaped from gardens and as an edible, medicinal herb. Like many other things in nature it can be both good and bad.
Spring is Here When the Beautiful Azaleas Blossom discusses the first day of spring occurring just days ago. It explains how large numbers of azaleas and phlox flowers are a sure sign that spring is here to stay.
Slender Yellow Wood Sorrel is Another Beautiful Florida Weed shows readers several images of these gorgeous little flowers and explains something of their lifestyle. It also explains why many people consider it a weed even though it has many uses.
A Colorful Flower is Great for Interesting Photos explains why the author/artist chose to process the featured image this way.
Laurestine is Another Beautiful Ornamental That Had Become Wild introduces readers to this species of viburnum. It was originally brought to the US for use as an ornamental plant, but has become naturalized in many areas.
A Beautiful Spring is Springing in Florida shows readers some of the first signs of spring that are popping up all over north central Florida.
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