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Annual Reports

•   2011 Annual Report
•   2010 Annual Report

Coloring Book

These are a series of pages created by Amy Mosher, Sea Rocket Chapter, that can be used as an educational tool for teaching children about Florida native plants.

•   Coloring Book 01 - Ruby-throated Hummingbird    by Amy Mosier
•   Coloring Book 02 - Pileated Woodpeckers in Sabal Palms    by Amy Mosher
•   Coloring Book 03 - Halictid Bee on Conradina    by Amy Mosher
•   Coloring Book 04 - Bobcat with Saw Palmetto    by Amy Mosher
•   Coloring Book 05 - Zebra Longwing Butterfly Nectaring on Firebush    by Amy Mosher
•   Coloring Book 06 - Eastern Cottontail Rabbit with Sand Blackberries    by Amy Mosher
•   Coloring Book 07 - Mockingbird with Beautyberry    by Amy Mosher
•   Coloring Book 08 - Six-lined Racerunner on Prickly Pear Cactus    by Amy Mosher
•   Coloring Book 09 - Gopher Tortoise with Gopher Apple    by Amy Mosher
•   Coloring Book 10 - Tree Frog on Blackeyed Susan    by Amy Mosher
•   Coloring Book 11 - Green Darner Dragonfly with Water Lily    by Amy Mosher
•   Coloring Book 12 - Screech Owls in Slash Pine Trees    by Amy Mosher

FNPS Policies

Policy statements prepared by FNPS.  These can be used as information sources and guides for addressing environmental issues that may arise relative to their impact on the conservation and management of Florida's native plants and native plant communities.

•   Arundo Donax
  
•   Bioenergy Crops
  
•   Imperiled Plant Species
  
•   Policy on Transplanting Native Plants from the Wild
  
•   Preservation Policy
  
•   Transportation Infrastructure
  
•   Water Policy
  

Gardening Brochures

Brochures prepared by FNPS or its chapters intended to assist gardeners in making was decisions on plant choices and gardening techniques.

•   Alter Natives for Northeast Florida    by Ixia Chapter
  
•   Bunch Grasses    by Christina Evans
•   Do Not Use Cypress Mulch Brochure    by Suncoast Native Plant Society
•   Gardening for Wildlife    by Christina Evans

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Model Landscape Ordinace

The model landscape ordinance is intended to assist Florida municipalities, counties, and homeowners associations in developing of landscaping standards for their areas.  The model ordinance, finalized by FNPS in 2007, focuses on sustanability through planting of native plants, minimzation of water use, and elimination of invasive non-native species.

•   Model Landscape Ordinance    by FNPS

Plant Presenations

This is a series of presentations about individual plant species prepared by the Education Committee.  Updated December 2012.

•   Asclepias humistrata - Pinelwoods Milkweed    by Mark Hutchinson
  
•   Asimina pygmea - Dwarf Pawpaw    by Mark Hutchinson
  
•   Berlandiera subacaulis - Florida Greeneyes    by Mark Hutchinson
  
•   Callicarpa americana - Beautyberry    by Mark Hutchinson
  
•   Chamaecrista fasciculata, Parridge Pea    by Mark Hutchinson
  
•   Clematis baldwinii - Pine hyacynth    by Mark Hutchinson
  
•   Coreopsis lanceolata - Lanceleaf Tickseed    by Mark Hutchinson
  
•   Coreopsis leavenworthii- Leavenworths Tickseed    by Mark Hutchinson
  
•   Erythrina herbacea - Coral Bean    by Mark Hutchinson
  
•   Gaillardia pulchella - Blanket Flower    by Mark Hutchinson
  
•   Helianthus debilis - Beach sunflower    by Mark Hutchinson
  
•   Hydrangea quercifolia - Oakleaf Hydrangea    by Mark Hutchinson
  
•   Lonicera sempervirens - Coral Honeysuckle    by Mark Hutchinson
  
•   Muhlenbergia capillaris - Muhly Grass    by Mark Hutchinson
  
•   Passiflora incarnata - Passiflora incarnata    by Mark Hutchinson
  
•   Ruellia caroliniensis - Wild Petunia    by Mark Hutchinson
  
•   Salvia coccinea - Tropical Sage    by Mark Hutchinson
  
•   Serenoa repens - Saw palmetto
  
•   Silphium astericus - Starry Rosinweed    by Mark Hutchinson
  
•   Tripsacum dactyloides - Eastern Gamagrass    by Mark Hutchinson
  
•   Viola affinis - Sand Violet    by Mark Hutchinson