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Withlacoochee State Forest – Johnson Pond

Withlacoochee State Forest – Johnson Pond

One of the best, easiest, and child-friendly places to see a rosemary scrub up close and personal, Johnson Pond is a gentle walk in the woods out to an observation deck over its namesake and through a variety of habitats, most notably the moss-filled rosemary scrub. It is one of the northernmost botanical sites in [...]

Withlacoochee State Forest – Citrus Tract

Withlacoochee State Forest – Citrus Tract

The Citrus Tract of Withlacoochee State Forest is full of surprises, from a big dose of scrub along Loop A to a scattering of sinkhole-and-cave habitats with unique ferns and mosses along the western side of the forest.

White Springs

White Springs

Home of the Florida Folk Festival and the Wild Azalea Festival, White Springs is all abloom each March along the Suwannee River with both native and cultivated azaleas throughout historic Stephen Foster Folk Culture Center State Park. In addition to spring blooms, year-round glory comes from the Florida champion catalpa and some immense live oaks [...]

Wekiwa Springs State Park

Wekiwa Springs State Park

Best noted for its springs, Wekiwa Springs State Park is also home to botanical beauty, including one of the most southernmost groves of tulip poplars and dense clusters of needle palm along its waterways.

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