Florida snow is actually a small white flower, an invasive weed that blankets yards, roadsides and traffic medians, and from far away, it resembles a dusting of snow on the ground. Here are some ...

Technically a weed, "Florida snow" is actually Florida pusley.It's commonly found in pastures, mediums, roadsides and yes, in our yards. The small, white or sometimes pale lavender flowers grow so ...

As snow begins its silent fall in more frigid climes, South Florida gets its own tropical version of the white and fluffy stuff. The pusley plant, nicknamed “Florida snow” because of the pale ...

Winter storm Blanche may have dumped snow in the frigid northern Plains, but South Florida has its own dusting of white with the fall proliferation of the pusley plant. The delicate flower dotting ...

1. It has several names. What Floridians call "snow" is also called largeflower pusley, Florida pusley and Mexican clover, though it is neither a clover nor native to Mexico.

Winter storms may be dumping snow in the frigid northern Plains, but South Florida has its own dusting of white with the fall proliferation of the pusley plant. The delicate flower dotting lawns ...

Snow has already been falling in upper New England and our own “Florida snow” is beginning to bloom on lawns around Marco Island. The weed is Florida pusley (Richardia scabra) and is a native ...

"Florida snow" is a perennial wildflower or what some might call a weed. It can be white, pink or pale lilac and resembles snow in large quantities.

Interestingly enough, I attended a talk and there was whitehead broom, Ragweed parthenium — also called carrot weed and white top — on the list as one of the most invasive weeds in the world.