Dotted horsemint is a Florida native wildflower that is also commonly known as spotted beebalm. When it blooms it attracts a variety of bee species, insects, butterflies, and hummingbirds. These short-lived perennial flowers from late spring to early fall. Because of the sandy soil at Hundred Acre Hollows, the dotted horsemint naturally pops up in some parts of the preserve.
Slash Pine trees are growing in the two northern basins where the elevation is 31 feet above sea…
Sabal Minor, also known as Dwarf Palmetto, are plentiful in Hundred Acre Hollows. In fact, they line the sides of some of the basins as if they had all been planted in a row.
Sea Myrtle trees are in the southernmost basins which are 30 feet above sea level. Some of them…
The purple passion flower is a Florida native plant that is a short-lived perennial that grows on a…
Pokeweed is a Florida native plant that pops up all over Hundred Acre Hollows in the spring. Pokeweed…
Goldenrod is a Florida native plant that has yellow flowers that bloom during the late summer months to…