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  1. Florida Hobblebush

    Agarista populifolia

  2. Florida Hobblebush

    Agarista populifolia

  3. Tarflower

    Bejaria racemosa

  4. Panorama of Chapman's Rhododendron

    View the panorama.
    This stand of Chapman's Rhododendron (Rhododendron minus var. chapmanii) is on private property.

  5. Trailing Arbutus

    Epigaea repens

  6. Woolly Huckleberry

    Gaylussacia mosieri

  7. Hairy Wicky

    Kalmia hirsuta

  8. Hairy Wicky

    Kalmia hirsuta

  9. Mountain Laurel

    Kalmia latifolia

  10. Mountain Laurel

    Kalmia latifolia

  11. Rusty Staggerbush

    Lyonia ferruginea

  12. Rusty Staggerbush

    Lyonia ferruginea

  13. Fetterbush

    Lyonia lucida

  14. Indianpipes

    Monotropa uniflora

  15. Indianpipes

    Monotropa uniflora

  16. Fetterbush

    Pieris phyllyreifolia

  17. Fetterebush

    Pieris phyllyreifolia

  18. Fetterbush

    Pieris phyllyreifolia

  19. Alabama Azalea

    Rhododendron alabamense

  20. Alabama Azalea

    Rhododendron alabamense

  21. Florida Flame Azalea

    Rhododendron austrinum

  22. Florida Flame Azalea

    Rhododendron austrinum

  23. Pinxter Azalea

    Rhododendron canescens

  24. Chapman's Rhododendron

    Rhododendron minus var. chapmanii

  25. Chapman's Rhododendron

    Rhododendron minus var. chapmanii

  26. Swamp Honeysuckle

    Rhododendron viscosum

  27. Panorama of Rosemary Scrub

    This panorama of white sand Florida scrub habitat was taken on some private land that is literally surrounded by residential housing, The large bushes are Florida Rosemary (Ceratiola ericoides).
    Many of the surrounding landowners still make unsuccessful attempts at growing grass lawns!

  28. Spotted Wintergreen

    Chimaphila maculata

  29. Highbush Blueberry

    Vaccinium corymbosum

  30. Elliott's Blueberry

    Vaccinium elliottii
    The latest taxonomy considers this to be Highbush blueberry vaccinium corymbosum, but we personally think it is at least a subspecies or variety.

  31. Deerberry

    Vaccinium stamineum
    This deerberry is easily distinguished from other blueberries by the style that extends beyond the flower petals. Also the leaves are pale underneath.

  32. Deerberry

    Vaccinium stamineum

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