Native plant · ASTERACEAE

Helianthus debilis subsp. debilis

EAST COAST DUNE SUNFLOWER; cucumberleaf sunflower

Also known as: Helianthus debilis

Helianthus debilis subsp. debilis
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Florida native plant record

This profile summarizes published Florida Seed Bank directory data for Helianthus debilis subsp. debilis. County information reflects documented specimen or occurrence evidence and does not guarantee current presence at a site.

Scientific name
Helianthus debilis subsp. debilis
Family
ASTERACEAE
Genus
Helianthus
Order
ASTERALES
Classification
Dicots
Recorded status
Native; Endemic; FAC (NWPL)
Recorded synonyms
Helianthus debilis
Florida range
Florida Keys · Central Florida · South Florida · North Florida
Vouchered / Found in Florida
Monroe; Volusia; Brevard; Palm Beach; St. Johns; Flagler; Martin; Broward; Miami-Dade; Indian River; St. Lucie; Pinellas; Lee; Collier

Verified ecology and propagation

Sunlight
full sun
Soil
sand
Restoration considerations
Habitats: Disturbed areas; beaches; Life history: Annual/Perennial; semi-evergreen; Flowering: June to August; Flowering height: Groundcover, up to 3 feet high; Guide notes: Sandy site in full sun; not freeze tolerant

Where documented in Florida

Monroe; Volusia; Brevard; Palm Beach; St. Johns; Flagler; Martin; Broward; Miami-Dade; Indian River; St. Lucie; Pinellas; Lee; Collier

Historical specimen evidence; current presence and complete county coverage are not confirmed.

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Data provenance

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