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.
Our November topic is the Cucurbitaceae (Squash/Melon Family). Please bring in at least 3 plants, which needn’t necessarily cover the topic. It is best to bring plants with flowers and/or fruits, especially for those which you do not know.
The Native Plant Workshop is FREE. Meeting time is at 5:00PM, the third Tuesday of each and every month. We convene at the Miami Dade College Kendall Campus’s Landscape Technology…
ContinuePosted by Steve Woodmansee on October 26, 2024 at 1:04pm
Our October topic is Parasitic Plants and will be lead by FTBG biologist Noah Frade. Please bring in at least 3 plants, which needn’t necessarily cover the topic. It is best to bring plants with flowers and/or fruits, especially for those which you do not know.
The Native Plant Workshop is FREE. Meeting time is at 5:00PM, the third Tuesday of each and every month. We convene at the Miami Dade College Kendall Campus’s…
ContinuePosted by Steve Woodmansee on October 9, 2024 at 7:18am
We are back at Miami Dade College Kendall Campus. Our September topic is the genus Solidago (goldenrods), and we will go over the updated nomenclature. Please bring in at least 3 plants, which needn’t necessarily cover the topic. It is best to bring plants with flowers and/or fruits, especially for those which you do not know.
The Native Plant Workshop is FREE. Meeting time is at 5:00PM, the third Tuesday of each and every month. We convene at the…
ContinuePosted by Steve Woodmansee on August 27, 2024 at 11:22am
August is a great time to look at grass blooms. We will meet at Rockdale Pineland, the gate is located on the southwest corner of SW 144th Street (Mitchell Drive) and SW 92nd Avenue. There is a trail we will hike along, but we will also take brief ventures into the nearby pine rockland woodland. Wear sturdy shoes, long pants, sun protection. Bring water, mosquito repellent, a plant…
ContinuePosted by Steve Woodmansee on July 21, 2024 at 12:00pm
The May virtual meeting for the Florida Keys Native Plant Workshop is Tuesday May 11 at 5:30 Duane Kolterman, Ph.D., will be presenting on Rubiaceae. Laurie Brooks is hosting the Zoom meeting…Continue
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Hello, I noticed that Connect to Protect is looking for Biscayne prickly ash seeds. The ad said that it is a dioecious tree. Can anyone help me determine the sex of my tree with pictures? This…Continue
Started by Ra Schooley Apr 21, 2021.
Hey all, If you wish to learn more about plant identification, the Dade Chapter of the Florida Native Plant Society is hosting Native Plant Field Day. Registration is a must, but it is now FREE to…Continue
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Started by Steve Woodmansee Mar 19, 2021.
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