Dein Suchergebnis zum Thema: Sage

Family name: Lamiaceae Host plant for: none General description: Erect herbaceous perennial with opposite leaves and terminal spikes of tubular, bright red flowers. Adaptable and easy to cultivate, prefers well-drained sites in full sun to light shade. Long blooming period. Readily spr
Florida’s Wildflowers & Butterflies Tropical Sage Salvia coccinea Florida Wildflowers

Interested in attracting butterflies to your property? Our plant sale features native, nectar, host and accent plants, with proceeds benefiting the Florida Museum’s Butterfly Rainforest exhibit. Fall Plant Sale 2025 The Florida Museum’s exhibits building is currently closed for the large-scale e
Halberdleaf Rosemallow Scarlet Hibiscus Rose Mallow Tropical Sage

Interested in attracting butterflies to your property? Our plant sale features native, nectar, host and accent plants, with proceeds benefiting the Florida Museum’s Butterfly Rainforest exhibit. Fall Plant Sale 2025 The Florida Museum’s exhibits building is currently closed for the large-scale e
Halberdleaf Rosemallow Scarlet Hibiscus Rose Mallow Tropical Sage

Come visit our native wildflower garden in Gainesville, Florida! Planted in fall 2006 next to the west side of the McGuire Center at the Florida Museum of Natural History, University of Florida, the garden beckons visitors to imagine how they could transform their yards into an inviting and colorful
Flowering plants such as tropical sage and firebush, along with Elliott’s lovegrass

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Cherry Wild Azalea White Swamp Milkweed Virginia Snakeroot Twinflower Tropical Sage

During the COVID shutdown this spring, I had more time to observe and photograph insects in my backyard. Here’s a small selection, from fast-flying long-legged and hover flies to slow-crawling caterpillars. See captions for details. May 16, 2020. Fast reflexes. A long-legged fly jumping to the fl
Hover fly on tropical sage flower.

Greetings from the Calusa Heritage Trail! We just want to share a couple of highlights from the trail as we prepare for the spring to summer transition soon to arrive in southwest Florida! Spring blooms at the RRC At the Randell Research Center (RRC), the flora of Pineland has always been importan
can also be observed flying among the firewheel (Gaillardia pulchella), scarlet sage

K-12 Education & Outreach Coordinator Phone: 352-273-4935 Email: babramowitz@floridamuseum.ufl.edu Brian Abramowitz is responsible for implementing the Scientist in Every Florida School Project primarily in northern Florida counties. Abramowitz engages with educators and scientific professi
 During his time at UF, Brian has served as President of SAGE, working to further

Celebrate with us as we embark on a new journey! Enjoy everything the Florida Museum is today and learn how to connect with us around the community during our much-anticipated expansion project. Museum Fest is all about the natural history we highlight every day here at the Florida Museum! Pick up
first come, first served basis until we’re out: Darrow’s blueberry Lyreleaf sage

University of Florida plant evolutionary geneticist Doug Soltis explains the DNA/RNA extraction process from mint plants. Analyzing this data allows his research team to create a more detailed mint family tree. Obtaining a better understanding of the genetic underpinning of the chemistry of mints th
We have sage, rosemary, thyme, peppermint, spearmint, all of these things are easily