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Tall Elephant's Foot

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Scientific Name: Elephantopus elatus

Elephant's foot is a perennial wildflower native to Alachua County. Its flowers are white-lavender and attract bees and butterflies. It likes sun or shade and soil that is somewhat moist soil that experiences somewhat long very dry periods.

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Scientific Name: Elephantopus elatus

Elephant's foot is a perennial wildflower native to Alachua County. Its flowers are white-lavender and attract bees and butterflies. It likes sun or shade and soil that is somewhat moist soil that experiences somewhat long very dry periods.

Scientific Name: Elephantopus elatus

Elephant's foot is a perennial wildflower native to Alachua County. Its flowers are white-lavender and attract bees and butterflies. It likes sun or shade and soil that is somewhat moist soil that experiences somewhat long very dry periods.