One thing we never tire of along Florida’s trails: the constant parade of wildflowers we enjoy year-round. Different habitats see peak blooms at different times of year, meaning you have opportunities everywhere to see something in bloom. Flamboyant tropical flowers, delicate orchids, masses of pitcher plants, hillsides covered in trillium – we’ve got it all!
Browse through our identifications of Florida wildflowers
Use the Atlas of Florida Vascular Plants to help identify a species
Find pitcher plant bogs and prairies
See where you can explore a tropical forest
See where you can find mangroves
See the best spots for wildflowers
Coldwater Gardens
Which area is most botanically interesting in November?
It all depends on what you’re looking for! Sandhill habitats tend to be very showy in October and early November. Floodplain forests start showing fall colors in earnest during late November.