Elephant Foot
Elephantopus elatus
A native, distinguished groundcover wildflower that is common in Florida throughout pine and oak communities. The delicate green flower stalks put on small, pinkish flowers that attract a lot of niche native bees and pollinators.
Elephantopus elatus
A native, distinguished groundcover wildflower that is common in Florida throughout pine and oak communities. The delicate green flower stalks put on small, pinkish flowers that attract a lot of niche native bees and pollinators.
Elephantopus elatus
A native, distinguished groundcover wildflower that is common in Florida throughout pine and oak communities. The delicate green flower stalks put on small, pinkish flowers that attract a lot of niche native bees and pollinators.
Elephant’s Foot
Elephantopus elatus
Native, short-lived perennial wildflower, reseeding 3’x1.5’
Full sun to part shade, somewhat moist soils to dry; native to pine flatwoods and sandhills
Lavender to white flowers come out of a unique spike, blooms August-September
Attracts a high amount of rare native bees and pollinators
