Get the tag that works for wildflowers and wildlife.

Ordering your State Wildflower license tag is now even easier!

If your registration is up for renewal, if you would like to personalize your tag, if you have 13 or more months left on your renewal, or if you need additional assistance, click to complete a simple form to receive a call from the Indian River County Tax Collector’s office. They will facilitate your tag purchase no matter where in Florida you live.

If your registration is NOT currently up for renewal and the above does not apply to you, click to purchase your tag through the Indian River County Tax Collector’s office. They will facilitate your tag purchase no matter where in Florida you live.

You can also purchase a tag by visiting your county tax collector’s office.

To ensure you receive the State Wildflower tag, only purchase your tag in one of these three ways. We do not recommend purchasing the license tag through a third party source instead of a Florida county tax collector’s office.

Tag owners are Florida Wildflower Foundation members and receive member benefits. 
REGISTER YOUR MEMBERSHIP

Read on to learn how your purchase of the State Wildflower license tag supports wildflowers, wildlife and wild places.

Help protect and preserve native, natural Florida — get your State Wildflower license tag today!

Every day, the State Wildflower license tag touches thousands of residents and visitors through environmental education on social media and the Florida Wildflower Foundation website. It funds university students performing valuable research, makes possible grants for public places, and much, much more.

When you purchase and renew the State Wildflower license tag, an annual $15 specialty tag fee is collected and given to the Florida Wildflower Foundation to fund work for wildflowers and wildlife throughout the state. To view the total cost of switching to the State Wildflower tag, click “What does the State Wildflower tag cost?” in the FAQ below.

The State Wildflower license tag has raised more than $4.2 million. The plate provides the only consistent source of funding for Florida’s native plants and wildflowers. Just look at a few of the things it’s made possible:

  • Established more than 400 school wildflower gardens that let children experience and learn about nature.
  • Planted and protected hundreds of acres of wildflower pollinator pathways on roadsides.
  • Increased environmental awareness in more than 2 million people throughout Florida.

State Wildflower Tag FAQ

The original State Wildflower license tag design was 19 years old in 2018. This fresh new design draws attention to the link between pollinators and wildflowers. It depicts two species of Coreopsis, Florida’s state wildflower, with a butterfly. The yellow flower is Leavenworth’s tickseed (Coreopsis leavenworthii); the pink is Swamp tickseed (Coreopsis nudata). Both are Florida native wildflowers. The plate was designed by Caley Curchy of Lake Wales, FL.

License tags have a life expectancy of about 10 years. When your tag reaches that mark, your county tax collector’s office will send you a State Wildflower tag with the new design. If you’d like to switch before then, complete this form to request a phone call from the Indian River Tax Collector’s office, which will process your request. Or visit your county tax collector’s office.

Simply complete this form to receive a phone call from the Indian River Tax Collector’s office, which will process your request. Or visit your county tax collector’s office.

  • If you have the old State Wildflower license tag and would like to switch to the new design, the one-time fee is approximately $40.15 by mail.*
  • If you have a valid Florida license tag and would like to replace it with a State Wildflower tag, and it is more than 3 months until your birthday, the one-time cost is approximately $62.40 by mail.*
  • If your plate is eligible for renewal and you would like to switch to the State Wildflower tag, you will pay your renewal fee plus a one-time fee of approximately $51.75 by mail.*

These three options include a $15 specialty tag fee received by the Florida Wildflower Foundation to fund work for wildflowers.

Each annual renew of the tag will include your registration renewal fee and a $15 specialty tag fee received by the Florida Wildflower Foundation.

* Tax collector fees vary by county. Mail fees are $4.70 and are not applicable should you visit a tax collector’s office.

Definitely! Ask your dealer to order the State Wildflower tag for your car. You’ll be given a temporary tag to display until you receive your new tag by mail.

The Foundation uses the donation to fund native Florida wildflower research, education, planting and conservation projects. Your donation also includes a Florida Wildflower Foundation membership. Use our online form to register your membership, or print an application to mail.

You can purchase a State Wildflower tag at any time. Simply complete this form to purchase your tag by phone, or visit your county tax collector’s office. You will pay an additional fee to switch plates.

Yes! You have two options.

  1. To order a tag for your recipient, complete this form to receive a call from the Indian River Tax Collector’s office, which will process your request. You’ll need a copy of your recipient’s auto registration.
  2. Visit your county tax collector’s office and request to purchase a State Wildflower license tag gift certificate to give to your recipient.

Click to learn more about the gift certificate program.

Florida has more than 120 specialty license tags, so it can be difficult to find the State Wildflower tag among them. Just tell the clerk you want the plate with flower power — the State Wildflower license tag!

Yes. The State Wildflower tag’s center-logo design can accommodate up to seven letters and a space or hyphen. Learn more about personalized license tags.