COREOPSIS

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Finally, we have a picture of a Florida flower we can identify.   This is the COREOPSIS.  A name which somehow I think sounds more like a disease than a sweet little flower! 

 We learned that this is Florida's official wildflower.  I first read the informational sign as "official flower" and wondered why they chose this relatively unassming little plant instead of one of the many more flamboyant subtropical flowers that bloom around here.    It turns out that the official Florida  FLOWER is the Orange Blossom. 

While the Coreopsis is only the official wildflower — just a little spot of sunshine on the ground!

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11 responses to “COREOPSIS”

  1. Chatty Crone

    I love wildflowers – Georgia here plants pinks and reds. I love the yellow too. Sandie

  2. Wonderful, radiant flowers! They must look fantastic en masse!

  3. Do all states have official wildflowers as well as flowers?? I love both of yours!

  4. I was thinking the same thing when I first saw your picture – Finally, a plant I know the name of. I never tire of seeing these little bits of sunshine.

  5. And a lovely spot of sunshine it is too!

  6. Very pretty and refreshing flower. I love the composition and colors in this photo and thanks for the information as well.

  7. That is what I also notice right away the name lol! But the flower is so beautiful. Happy Monday!
    Turtles and frogs

  8. beautiful

  9. Sure is yellow and masses of them must look beautiful. I think I’ve seen them here too.

  10. I love this little spots of sunshine on the ground, as you so eloquently put it, Sallie. I didn’t know Coreopsis was Florida’s state wildflower, it is a nice sunny flower for the sunshine state.
    Happy 4th to you and hubby 🙂

  11. I love how you say ‘a little spot of sunshine on the ground’ – perfect description.
    I have some of these in my flower bed. You’ll see mine Thursday. 🙂

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