Enthusiastic folks who wish to learn how to identify South Florida's wild plants
GREETINGS! This free public workshop meets every third tuesday of each month. Novices & Experts alike are welcome.
Greetings! May 15th, 2012 is our next Native Plant Workshop meeting. This month's topic is the Myrtaceae (Myrtle family), which includes our stoppers, spicewood, melaleuca, guava, and many more. Please bring in at least 3 plants, which needn't necessarily cover the topic.
The Native Plant Workshop is FREE, and meets at 7:00PM on the third tuesday of each and every month. We…
ContinuePosted by Steve Woodmansee on April 23, 2012 at 3:27pm
Greetings! April 17th, 2012 is our next Native Plant Workshop meeting. This month's topic is the genus Galactia (Milkpea). Please bring in at least 3 plants, which needn't necessarily cover the topic.
The Native Plant Workshop is FREE, and meets at 7:00PM on the third tuesday of each and every month. We convene at the …
ContinuePosted by Steve Woodmansee on March 30, 2012 at 2:30pm
Greetings! March 20th is the equinox, and the first day of spring. Spring always reminds me of Milkworts (Polygalaceae), which is our topic for this meeting. For a list of South Florida milkworts visit: http://regionalconservation.org/ircs/database/search/AdvSearchbySF.asp and select "Polygalaceae" under the "Family" tab. Please bring in at…
ContinuePosted by Steve Woodmansee on March 18, 2012 at 10:51pm
Greetings! February 21st's meeting will cover "Greenbrier family" (Smilacaceae). Please bring in at least 3 plants, which needn't necessarily cover the topic. The esteemed Dr. Marty Roessler will be leading the meeting as I will be out of town.
The Native Plant Workshop is FREE, and meets at 7:00PM on the third tuesday of each and every month. We convene at the …
ContinuePosted by Steve Woodmansee on January 26, 2012 at 10:30am
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Started by Buck Reilly. Last reply by Buck Reilly Apr 9.
Does anyone grow our wild bamboo? I saw quite a bit of it down in Curry Hammock State Park along their nature trail and know that it grows up here also (the former Four Fillies Farm at Red Rd. &…Continue
Started by Christina Dupuy. Last reply by Steve Woodmansee Nov 11, 2010.
I don't know how often I will be able to attend, but I sure can provide plenty of plants to identify so I can expand my knowledge of natives.Continue
Started by Christina Dupuy. Last reply by Joe Marquez Aug 27, 2010.
Hello, can you please help me ID this tree, thanks. This was a cutting from a tree that is pretty tall from what I'm told, and a very thick trunk. Very fragrant flowers, white in color.Thanks.JoContinue
Started by Joe Marquez. Last reply by Joe Marquez Jun 30, 2010.
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