Phyla nodiflora
Forb/herb; perennial
Native: L 48, PR, VI
Blooming: April, May, June, purple
Location: Landing, Womack Creek Campground
West Tributary, Ochlockonee River, Carrabelle, FL
Tags Capeweed, Florida uplands, Spring wildflower Florida, Tate's Hell State Forest, Turkey tangle fogfruit, Womack creek
Categories April blooming, June blooming, May blooming, Purple/lavender flowers
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