Southern Florida Wildflowers  Helenium pinnatifidum Everglades
Daisy  This flower may be more familiar to southern floridians
as Southeastern Sneezeweed. It is prevelant throughout the bogs
and everglades of Florida and is seen in nearly every Southern
county. This little yellow wild flower looks a lot like a
sunflower perched on a leafless stalk. The Everglades Daisy
prefers wet place, thus it's recommendation as rain garden plant
and thrives in nutrient poor soil. Consequently, it will need
little care, such as fertilizer.  Lobelia glandulosa Glades
Lobelia  Glade Lobelia is a beautiful purple wildflower of
southern Florida. Lobelia glandulosa grows in the same habitats
as the Everglades Daisy, making it a must for any southern
Florida rain garden, especially since this wildflower is listed
as endangered by the USDA.  Sabatia species Marsh Pinks  The
name of these dainty wildflowers speaks for itself. They are
indeed pink and they do live in a marsh thus making them ideal
for the rain garden. One of the mai