Ábacoa greenway

The Abacoa greenway was spectacular, Conditions were sunny, and many plants were fruiting and flowering. The area had an interesting irrigation system to keep the pond water circulating. These greenways are artificially created but maintain native populations and ensure the continued existence of native Florida species.
Sabal Arecaceae

 Callicarpa Americana
02/18/22

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