Stillingia sylvatica, Queen's Delight Florida Native 0) Soil Drainage: Moist

0) Soil Drainage: Moist

and along the edges of marshes

Sand Propagation --Seeds

(Crotalaria perfoliata)

They are petiolate and alternately arranged

Stillingia sylvatica, Queen's Delight Florida Native 0) Soil Drainage: MoistStillingia sylvatica Queen's Delight (Stillingia sylvatica) is a common member of the euphorbia family, found statewide in Florida in upland sites such as sandhills, old fields and open woodlands. It is found throughout the Southeastern Coastal Plain as well from Texas north to Colorado and east to Virginia. Throughout this range, it is often a common understory wildflower. Queen's Delight is a perennial, but generally loses its basal leaves in