Enthusiastic folks who wish to learn how to identify South Florida's wild plants
Back by popular demand, we will be having a Fall fieldtrip for the Dade NPW. Steve will be unavailable, but Joe Montes de Oca has agreed to lead this trip. Meeting time is 5:00PM. Location of workshop field trip is under some powerlines near the intersection of SW 94th Avenue and Coral Way (SW 24th Street), northside of Coral Way, west side of Westchester Regional Library. Park at the Westchester Regional Library located here. This lot is full of remnant pine rockland and marl prairie wildflowers along with some common native lawn weeds and is a must see. Feel free to bring any plants in for identification. For additional announcements, you can follow me on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/hobobotanist
If you have questions, you can contact me at: steve@pronative.com or just post a comment below
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Great job Joe, and thank you. I gotta check that site out! Hidden plant gems everywhere.
We missed Steve but still managed to have a good time! Thanks to those who were able to make it and also Phil Busey for helping to lead the walk and teaching some important plant ID skills! A few highlights included Ruellia caroliniana var. heteromorpha (or ssp. succulenta?), Muhlenbergia in bloom, Buchnera floridiana, Flaveria linearis, a large field of Rhynchospora colorata and many other native sedges and grasses. This area merits further exploration! I've included a map below in case anyone wants to go on a plant foray :-)
Here are some pictures from the workshop:
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