Sabatia Cluster

0301810

Edition of 500

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This member of the gentian family, Sabatia bartramii, grows in bogs and pine wetlands and flowers in early summer in North Florida. Named for naturalist William Bartram, who trod these lands in the late 1700's to early 1800's. Apalachicola National Forest. Frequent mowing under privatization of state functions has wiped out this and most other roadside wildflower populations in north Florida. We hope to reverse this cruel "efficiency". July 2003.

© 2003 Thomas Martin Eads