All 35 Wildflower Species I Found on the Alabama Pinhoti Trail

Leaves with 5 flowers with red clusters of racemose flowers. Can grow in any size from a bush to a small tree.

Small blue flowers with a yellow, depressed center. Typically grows in clusters. Leaves are club shaped and very low to the ground, often unnoticeable without moving leaves off of them.

Small yellow flowers.

Purple flowers with a small streak of white. As they reach the end of their lifespan, they start to lose all purple color. Can be identified by their leaves, which resemble footprints of small birds.

Purple to pink flowers forming a cup. Leaves grow in threes and are green with a red ring.

Flowering shrub with pink to red blossoms.

Flowering shrub with numerous white blossoms on its branches. With sufficient space can grow to be as large as a tree.

Stemless white flower. Also known as lance-leaved violet.

Showy white to yellow flower with blade-like leaves.

Low, purplish-green plant with densely crowded dull white flowers.

Small white flowers with leaves growing in pairs opposite each other.

Small and delicate white flowers.

3 mottled leaves with a burgundy flower. Lies almost directly on the ground with seemingly no stem.

Raceme of small white flowers at the top of a 6 inch to 2 foot high stem.

Purple flowers with white edging growing on a spiky plant.

Yellow flowers.

Vine with lilac-like purple flowers. Strong pleasant odor.

Bunches of small white flowers.

Yellow flower growing out of leaves resembling a clump of grass.

Purple or rarely pink flowers with long, grass-like leaves. Leaves resemble a spider.

Similar to spiderwort but with more numerous and shorter leaves.

Bright red X-shaped flowers.

Small yellow-orange flower.

Burgundy flowers growing on 3 mottled leaves. A species of trillium.

White or pink flowers facing downward, growing underneath 3 green leaves.

Pink flower.

Small yellow flower growing out of large and thin leaves, resembling the blade of a halberd.

Pastel purple to white flowers with a yellow center. Flowers contain a large amount of sometimes overlapping petals.

Clump of small yellow flowers on a plant growing 2 feet tall.

Cluster of purple flowers.

White flowers with a singular, large leaf. The name comes from a red juice that can be squeezed out of the roots that Native Americans would use to dye things red.

Spiky white flowers. This one is very early in the season and not yet fully flowered.

Yellow cup-shaped flowers facing downwards, with the stem appearing to pierce through them.

Blue violet slightly faded to white around the edges.