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Spring and fall are the prime wildflower seasons for Florida’s major habitats – the pine flatwoods and the sandhills – with showy displays of both common and rare species, especially in the northern reaches of the state. Summer brings out bright colors in the sawgrass prairies of South Florida as well as orchids in the southern swamps and in the hammocks of Central Florida. Florida is well known for its abundance of blooms, and you’ll see them best along our hiking trails.
Wildflower Walks by Name

Alfred A. Ring Park
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Alfred B. Maclay Gardens State Park
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Angus Gholson Nature Park
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Apalachee Savannas Scenic Byway
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Arch Creek Park
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Babcock Ecotour Trail
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Babcock Ranch Footprints Trail
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Bayard Point Conservation Area
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Bear Cut Preserve
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Big Oak Trail
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Bivens Arm Nature Park
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Blazing Star Nature Preserve
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Boulders and blossoms at Florida Caverns
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Caladesi Island Trail
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Caloosahatchee Regional Park
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Cary Nature Trail
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Castellow Hammock Preserve
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Caverns Trail System
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Cayo Costa Hiking Trails
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Chattahoochee Nature Trails
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Wildflower Walks by Location
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