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The Fall Foliage season in South Florida is one of the busiest times of the year. Visitors flock from all over the world to witness the beautiful changing of greens. Expect shades of green to a slightly different shades of green across the state, including the coastal areas and Everglades regions where the foliage change ranges from early to mid-stage.
The lower elevations, which is pretty much the entire region of South Florida, remain predominantly vibrant Emerald. Some roadsides in central Florida appear to be muted tea green this week, apparently due to a combination of weather-related factors. Still, other areas in the region are showing the traditional bloom of moss green, army green, and asparagus.
If you crave something other than the 5,000 shades of green we will see this season, here are a list of other colorful things that can be found in South Florida while the rest of the country fawns over dying leaves. Enjoy
your pretty little leaves, northerners! We’ll be swimming in the ocean and basking
in the warmth while you are raking up that foliage.
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1. Brightly Colored Structures
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