Welcome to Page 3 of Wild South Florida's guide to the flowering plants of South Florida. Plants are organized alphabetically by family. Please pardon our "dust" as we continue to build these pages.
Lamiaceae — Mint Family
Lauraceae — Laurel Family
Lentilburiaceae — Carnivorous Bladderworts
Linaceae — Flax Family
Linderniaceae
Loganiaceae — Logania Family
Lithraceae — Loosestrife Family
Magnoliaceae — Magnolia Family
Malvaceae — Mallow and Hibiscus
Marantaceae — Arrowroot Family
Melastomataceae — Meadow Beauties
Meliaceae — Mahoganies
Menyanthaceae
Moraceae
Myricaceae
Myrsinaceae — Colicwood Family
Myrtaceae — Myrtle Family
Nartheciaceae
Nyctaginaceae — Four O'Clock Family
Nymphaeaceae — Waterlilies
Oleaceae — Olive Family
Onagraceae — Evening Primrose Family
Orabanchaeae — False Foxgloves
Orchidaceae — Orchids
Oxalidaceae — Wood Sorrels
Papaveraceae — Poppy Family
Passifloraceae — Passion Flowers
Phyllanthaceae
Phytolaccaceae
Pinaceae — Pine Family
Plantaginaceae — Plantain Family
Plumbaginaceae — Plumbagos
Poace — Grasses
Polygalaceae — Milkworts
Polygonaceae — Buckwheat Family
Pontederiaceae
Portalucaceae — Portalucas
Primulaceae — Primrose Family
Ranunculaceae
Rosaceae — Rose Family
Rubiaceae — Coffee Family
Rutaceae — Citrus Family
Sapotaceae
Salicaceae — Willows
Sapindaceae — Soapberry Family
Saururaceae — Lizard's Tail Family
Simaroubaceae
Smilaceae — Greenbrier Family
Solanaceae — Nightshade Family
Surianaceae
Turneraceae
Theaceae — Tea Family
Typhaceae
Ulmaceae — Elm Family
Urticaceae — Nettles Family
Verbenaceae — Verbena Family
Violaceae — Violet Family
Vitaceae — Grape Family
Ximeniacae
Zamiaceae
Zygophyllaceae
