Pictures of Plants Seen in Florida – Includes SeaGrapes, Mangrove Trees and Palm Trees. This is our section on the trees and lakes in Florida. The different kinds of palm trees, lakes and plants you can find in Florida.
Green Florida Oranges – The Winter Florida Fruit While the growing and picking season takes place starting in October and runs through June, the green oranges are available in the winter and off-growing season. There are many places in Florida where you can Pick-Your-Own Oranges, but the green orange picking availability can vary in certain […]
This is a ‘low-to-the-ground’ palm tree plant. Not really considered a ‘tree’, but a common palm plant seen in florida. This is a close-up of the center of the Sago Palm
This is our photo gallery of Florida seashells. All of these seashell photos have been taken from the beaches in Florida. Beaches where these shell photos were taken: Indian Rocks Beach (Tampa Bay), Pass-a-Grille Beach (Tampa Bay) , Barefoot Beach (Naples), Redington Beach (Tampa Bay). Shells on the Beach in Florida by SharingFlorida.com
This is the Beautyberry plant. Photo was taken at the Black Island Trail in Ft. Myers Florida. Scientific name: Callicarpa american. This plant can also be seen all over Florida and other Southern states such as Texas, Tennessee, Georgia, Oklahoma, Louisiana, Alabama, South Carolina, and Virginia.
This photo was taken at Black Island Trail in Ft. Myers Florida. These are common in the Southernmost state such as Florida. The plant is unable to survive frost, and is usually found near the beach. The fruit from these trees can be eaten or made into jam.*
These are commonly grown on the East Coast of the US near the ocean. The sea oats seen here were photographed at Lovers Key in Ft. Myers, Florida. These are a protected plant and in Florida fines are issued if you disturb the sea oat plants. Since these plants thrive in the loose soil they […]
These are one of the three types of Mangroves in Florida. View pictures of the Red Mangrove tree leaves, the seedlings, and the roots of the Red Mangrove trees. These photos were taken at Weedon Island Preserve. The Red Mangrove Seedlings in February Leaves of the Red MangroveTree
This is the Sea Oxeye plant as photographed in Weedon Island Preserve in St. Petersburg, Florida
These are photos of the Black Mangroves as seen at Weedon Island Preserves in St. Petersburg, Florida. The Black Mangrove Roots pointing upwards
Photos of the Necklace Pod plant – Photos taken from the Weedon Island Preserves in St. Petersburg, Florida