Let’s Plan! 25 Easy-to-Grow Florida Native Plants

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Let’s Plan! 25 Easy-to-Grow Florida Native Plants introduces students to 25 beautiful, low-maintenance native plants that thrive in Florida landscapes. Each plant profile clearly explains what it likes, when it blooms, what pollinators it attracts, and where it grows best — making it simple for families to confidently choose and grow native plants that support bees, butterflies, birds, and wildlife.

Publisher: Grow · Learn · Garden
Author: Leah Brooks, Florida Master Gardener Trained 
32 pages | This is a digital only resource.

*Digital Product - purchase one per household only.

Let's Plan! 25 Easy-to-Grow Florida Native Plants

Designed to make native gardening simple and approachable, this guide breaks down each plant into easy-to-understand sections:

  • What the plant looks like
  • Sun and soil preferences
  • Bloom seasons (spring, summer, fall, or winter)
  • Florida hardiness regions (North, Central, South)
  • Which pollinators and wildlife it attracts

Students discover pollinator favorites like:

  • Butterflyweed
  • Dune Sunflower
  • Firebush
  • Goldenrod
  • Purple Coneflower
  • Swamp Milkweed
  • Scarlet & Lyreleaf Sage
  • Muhlygrass
  • Coontie (host plant for the Atala butterfly)
  • …and many more.

Each profile highlights practical growing tips — from drought tolerance and sandy soil adaptability to salt tolerance and moisture needs.

This guide helps students:

  • Understand Florida ecosystems
  • Learn how native plants support pollinators
  • Make informed planting decisions
  • Build confidence in real-world gardening

Whether you’re planting a small pollinator bed, adding native shrubs to your yard, or designing a full Florida-friendly landscape, this book provides a clear, visual roadmap to growing plants that belong here — and that thrive here.

By the end, students won’t just recognize Florida native plants — they’ll know how to grow them.

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