Education
Our publications, events and projects give people the tools and knowledge they need to build and enjoy urban and roadside native wildflower corridors.
Publications
Download or view handouts and brochures that will guide you in building your habitat. Click here to order copies for an event or meeting.
20 Easy-to-Grow Wildflowers
Aquatic wildflowers
Attracting Bees
Attracting Birds
Attracting Butterflies
Collecting Seed
Create a Pollinator Pot
Dry Landscapes
Monarchs and Milkweed
Plant selection guide
Seeding Dates
Shady landscapes
Starting from seed
Webinars
Webinar: Before They Were Native — A Brief History of Florida’s Flora
Webinar: Create a Pollinator Pot
Webinar: Florida’s Native Bees – Biology, Identification and Conservation
Webinar: Underutilized Native Wildflowers with Ornamental Potential
Webinar: Aquatic and Wetland Butterfly Gardening
Webinar: Invasive Alternatives
Webinar: Florida Plant Conservation Program, Jan 26
Webinar: Life, Death & Wildflowers at Heartwood Preserve
Webinar: 20 Easy-to-Grow Wildflowers
Webinar: Establishing a wildflower garden from seed
Webinar: Landscaping in Shady Areas
Webinar: Save Our Roadsides
Webinar: Lawn to Wildflowers
Dr. Nash Turley of UCF will introduce his project Lawn to Wildflowers, a community science effort focused on converting lawns to pollinator-friendly wildflower habitat while engaging the public in collecting plant pollinator data.
Webinar: Using Evolutionary History as a Tool for Plant Conservation
What will Florida’s ecosystems look and feel like in the future? Using herbarium records, scientists can predict how Florida’s native plants will react to our changing climate. In this free webinar, Drs. Pamela and Douglas Soltis will discuss how an “evolutionary tree” is being built with molecular samples from herbarium collections to predict Florida’s natural future.
Webinar: Incredible edible natives
Field trips
Field trip: Butterfly Rainforest

Classroom resources
The Florida Wildflower Foundations’ Wild About Wildflowers! activity guide encourages students to learn about native wildflowers and their place in the environment through fun, engaging activities.
This rich, versatile resource will help students achieve a variety of Florida educational standards in math, science and language. When presented from start to finish, the guide gives students a comprehensive introduction to wildflowers, as well as to flowers in general.
Request a speaker
The Florida Wildflower Foundation provides speakers on a variety of topics related to Florida’s native wildflowers, pollinators and sustainable landscaping practices.
Complete our short form to request a speaker for your meeting or event.
Need publications for an upcoming event? Fill out our form to request copies.
