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Mountains, marshes, forests, and coastal wildlife
Flower highlights, bloom-focused sightings, and the best places to look for flowers in Georgia. Use the highlight list to start quickly, then work through the full guide for a broader local view.
Sightings
72
Species
194
Active Months
12

Category Overview
This guide focuses on flowers within Georgia's wider region guide, with bloom-rich sightings and the places where wildflowers help define the landscape through the seasons.
Latest Sightings
A recent look at flower sightings across Georgia.
Jun 6, 2026
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Jun 6, 2026
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Jun 6, 2026
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Jun 6, 2026
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Jun 5, 2026
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Jun 3, 2026
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Sightings Map
Start wide, then zoom in to see where flower sightings cluster across Georgia.
Top Highlights
These flowers are snapped the most across this region.





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Places to Start
These place guides connect well with the flowers covered in this region.
Georgia, US
You might spot Tiny Bluet, Mountain Laurel, and Eastern Box Turtle.
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Georgia, US
You might spot Pond Slider, Snapping Turtle, and American Beautyberry.
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Georgia, US
You might spot American Beautyberry, Muscadine, and Virginia Creeper.
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Georgia, US
You might spot American Beautyberry, Muscadine, and Virginia Creeper.
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Georgia, US
You might spot Common Vetch, Tiny Bluet, and Carolina Crane's-Bill.
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Georgia, US
You might spot American Beautyberry, Muscadine, and Virginia Creeper.
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Full Guide
The complete ranked list for this guide, ordered by sightings count.
Southern Magnolia
Silk Tree
muscadine
Spanish moss
Virginia creeper
Chinese Tallow
striped wintergreen
Chinese privet
Mountain Laurel
Passion Flower
butterfly milkweed
ribwort plantain
white clover
American pokeweed
Carolina horsenettle
Trumpet Vine
musk thistle
American beautyberry
Carolina Ruellia
Heavenly bamboo
Japanese honeysuckle
Redbud Tree
White beggarticks
bristle thistle
lyreleaf sage
partridgeberry
Flowering Dogwood
Japanese stiltgrass
Little Brown Jugs
Parrot's feather
Philadelphia fleabane
Virginia sweetspire
cutleaf evening primrose
longleaf pine
saw greenbrier
American burnweed
Black Tupelo
Carolina Bristlemallow
Carolina laurelcherry
Carolina sweetshrub
Chinese bushclover
Ghost Pipe
Kudzu
Virginia Pepperweed
Witch Hazel
crimson clover
crowpoison
devil's walkingstick
eastern poison ivy
ebony spleenwort
mock strawberry
oleander
resurrection fern
river oats
shining sumac
sparkleberry
spurge nettle
water oak
American black nightshade
American germander
American jumpseed
Asiatic dayflower
Butterweed
Camphorweed
Christmas fern
Common Cat's-ear
Coralberry
Deerberry
Echinacea
Empress Tree
Field madder
Largeflower pink-sorrel
Loquat
Peach Tree
Queen Anne's Lace
Rudbeckia
Soft Rush
Swamp titi
Wild Yam
Yarrow
autumn fern
azure bluet
bear's foot
blue mistflower
buttonbush
catchweed bedstraw
common pawpaw
eastern redcedar
fringed loosestrife
goat's rue
groundsel tree
leatherleaf mahonia
lizard's tail
loblolly pine
oakleaf hydrangea
oxeye daisy
pecan
sallow sedge
sassafras
smooth sumac
whitemouth dayflower
wild garlic
yellow passionflower
American black elderberry
American persimmon
Amur honeysuckle
Bee Balm
Bitterweed
Black Cohosh
Bull Thistle
Callery pear
Camphor
Carolina Sea Lavender
Cattail
Chinaberry
Chinese Holly
Chinese Photinia
Clover
Common Wrinkle-Leaved Goldenrod
Coreopsis
Crape-myrtle
Dwarf Palmetto
Five-leaf akebia
Georgia Oak
Japanese Painted Fern
Japanese holly
Japanese iris
Lance-Leaved Coreopsis
Little Bluestem
Maritime Bushy Bluestem
Mexican Ruellia
Ohio spiderwort
Perennial Wooly Bean
Red Morning Glory
Red Mulberry
Rose of Sharon
Seedbox
Spider flower
Spring Starflower
Texas lantana
Tulip Tree
Vinca Periwinkle
White Wood Aster
Wisteria
Yaupon Holly
Yellow Iris
alkali heliotrope
bloodroot
cabbage palmetto
chestnut oak
chicory
cinnamon fern
climbing hempvine
common blue violet
common bracken
common morning-glory
common mugwort
common ragweed
common selfheal
common water hyacinth
curled dock
cutleaf coneflower
dimpled trout lily
fetterbush lyonia
fire pink
fortune's spindle
giant ragweed
great mullein
green antelopehorns
ground-ivy
henbit deadnettle
horseweed
late boneset
low smartweed
mayapple
multiflora rose
narrow-leaved sundrops
narrowleaf sunflower
netted chain fern
partridge pea
pickerelweed
rabbitfoot clover
rue anemone
southern dewberry
star chickweed
straggler daisy
strawberry bush
sugar hackberry
sweetbay magnolia
umbrella magnolia
water pennyworts
white fringetree
woolgrass
yellow jessamine
Other Guides
Switch from flowers to birds and bugs for a broader view of Georgia's wildlife and nature.