Orchidaceae (Orchid Family)
Base Flower Color: Pink, Purple
Reproductive Phenology: Jun, Jul, Aug, Sept, Oct
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Fabaceae (Pea Family)
Synonym(s): Maryland Senna, Maryland Wild Senna, Southern Wild Senna, Wild Senna
Base Flower Color: Yellow
Reproductive Phenology: Apr, May, Jun
Notes: Easily confused with the non-native and invasive Sicklepod (Senna obtusifolia).
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Primulaceae (Primrose Family)
Synonym(s): Water Pimpernel, Thin-leaf Brookweed, Limewater Brookweed, Chiricahuna Mountain Brookweed
Base Flower Color: White
Reproductive Phenology: Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sept, Oct, Nov
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Asteraceae/Compositae (Aster/Composit Family)
Synonym(s): Narrowleaf Whitetop Aster, Flax-leaf Whitetop
Base Flower Color: White
Reproductive Phenology: Jun, July, Aug
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Clusiaceae (Mangosteen Family)
Base Flower Color: Yellow
Reproductive Phenology: May, Jun, Jul, Aug
Bloom Notes: The four petals form a cross.
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Verbenaceae (Vervain Family)
Synonym(s): White Verbena
Base Flower Color: White
Reproductive Phenology: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sept, Oct, Nov
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Clusiaceae (Mangosteen Family)
Base Flower Color: Yellow
Reproductive Phenology: Jun, Jul, Aug, Sept
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Alismataceae (Arrowhead Family)
Synonym(s): Water Plaintain, Southern Water Plantain
Base Flower Color: White, Pink
Reproductive Phenology: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sept, Oct, Nov
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Solanaceae (Potato Family)
Synonym(s): Carolina Horse Nettle, Horse Nettle, Radical Weed, Sand Brier, Bull Nettle, Tread-Softly, Devil’s Tomato, Wild Tomato.
Base Flower Color: White
Reproductive Phenology: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sept, Oct
Notes: Ingesting the fruit can cause abdominal pain, circulatory and respiratory depression, or even death.
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