Miramar Pineland Natural Area
Hammock and preserve in Miami Gardens, Miami
A rare remnant of South Florida slash pine flatwoods and restored wetlands with paved trails.
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What to see
- Mature South Florida slash pines rising above saw palmetto, gallberry, and shiny blueberry.
- Restored wetlands and wet prairie recreating the historic headwaters of Snake Creek.
- An elevated boardwalk leading to a roofed observation deck over the preserve.
- Accessible paved loop pathways winding through mesic flatwoods and sandy ridges.
Plants you can see here
- South Florida slash pine Pinus elliottii var. densa
- Saw palmetto Serenoa repens
- Gallberry Ilex glabra
- American beautyberry Callicarpa americana
- Cocoplum Chrysobalanus icaco
- Spanish moss Tillandsia usneoides
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Nearby plant places
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Amelia Earhart Park
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West Greynolds Park
Rare remnant tropical hardwood hammock and coastal mangroves preserved along the tidal Oleta River.
Greynolds Park
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City of Hialeah Garden of the Arts
East Greynolds Park
Mangrove shoreline and coastal hardwood hammock along the Maule Lake waterfront.
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