Florida Alicia

Chapmannia floridana

Family: Fabaceae

Florida Alicia (Chapmannia floridana) is a Florida native wildflower. Small perennial herb with compound leaves and orange pea-like flowers. Endemic to Florida scrub and sandhills. Habitats: scrub, sandhills. Light: full sun, partial shade.

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Plant Description

Small perennial herb with compound leaves and orange pea-like flowers. Endemic to Florida scrub and sandhills.

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Growing Conditions

Water Needs: Low
Light: Full Sun, Partial Shade
Drought Tolerance: High
Salt Tolerance: None
Flood Tolerance: None
Soil Types: Sandy, Acidic

Size & Growth

Height: 1-2 ft
Spread: 1-2 ft
Growth Rate: Moderate

Ecological Value

Wildlife: BeesButterflies
Bloom Season: Spring, Summer, Fall
Flower Color: Orange

Habitat & Zones

Habitats: ScrubSandhills
USDA Zones: 8b, 9a, 9b, 10a

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