Save A Tree of Florida

05/10/2026

Happy Mother’s Day. ❌⭕️

04/23/2026

The Grimal Grove‼️❌⭕️💚

04/16/2026

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A helpful guide to the tiny friends in your garden 🐝
One makes wax and lots of honey, one is a very fluffy flower lover, and one pollinates while keeping pests away — just needs a little more personal space.

Bees and their look-alikes all play different but important roles.
The fluffy ones are gentle pollination experts that adore flowers.
Even the striped “don’t get too close” friend helps your garden thrive naturally.

Respect their space, plant more flowers, and let these small workers keep nature buzzing.

04/14/2026

Just imagine…❌⭕️💚

Standardize the green. Every block, every street

03/16/2026

Tree Road Trip‼️❌⭕️🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳🌳

The Famous Trees of Florida Road Trip takes you to 11 well-known tree tunnels, boardwalks, and famous trees across the state. Along the way, you’ll visit a historic tree where a treaty was once signed between early settlers and Native Americans, walk along a wooden boardwalk through a quiet cypress swamp, and see a tree rising right out of the clear water of a natural spring. The drive also leads you down cool, shady roads lined with large oaks and other old trees that have stood for many years. From peaceful forest paths to wide canopies over the road, this trip shows the many kinds of trees that grow across Florida and gives you plenty of great places to stop, walk, and take it all in.

📍Treaty Oak (Jacksonville)
📍Banyan Tree Tunnel (Stuart)
📍Silver Glen Springs Palm Tree
📍Highlands Hammock State Park
📍Lady Liberty Bald Cypress (Big Tree Park Cypress)
📍Banyan Trees (Hugh Taylor Birch State Park)
📍The Fairchild Oak (Bulow Creek State Park)
📍Strangler Fig (Fakahatchee Strand)
📍Big Cypress National Preserve
📍Old Senator Tree (St. Augustine)
📍Fred The Tree (Florida Keys)