Amelia Earhart Park
City park in Hialeah, Miami
Shaded woodland trails, lakeside bald cypresses, and native live oaks in a 515-acre urban green space.
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What to see
- Miles of woodland singletrack trails winding beneath canopies of mature live oaks and pines.
- Native bald cypresses and water-tolerant trees rooted along freshwater shorelines near Tom Sawyer Island.
- Stands of native cabbage palms and Mexican palmettos growing across lakeside lawns.
- The Bill Graham Farm Village area, displaying regional agricultural crops and native plants.
Plants you can see here
- Southern live oak Quercus virginiana
- Cabbage palm Sabal palmetto
- Mexican palmetto Sabal mexicana
- Bald cypress Taxodium distichum
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Sources
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Nearby plant places
City of Hialeah Garden of the Arts
Plant the Future
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Miramar Pineland Natural Area
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Enchanted Forest Park
A 22-acre urban refuge of mature live oaks, hardwood hammock, and red mangroves along Arch Creek.
Arch Creek Park
A remnant tropical hardwood hammock preserving mature live oaks, gumbo limbos, and wild coontie cycads.
Snake Warrior Island Natural Area
An elevated oak hammock and restored wetlands filled with native Florida trees and aquatic plants.
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