Asclepiadaceae (Milkweed Family)
Synonym(s): Antelope-horns, Spider Milkweed, Green-flowered Milkweed, Spider Antelope-horns.
Base Flower Color: Green
Reproductive Phenology: May, Jun, Jul, Aug
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Asclepiadaceae (Milkweed Family)
Synonym(s): Antelope-horns, Spider Milkweed, Green-flowered Milkweed, Spider Antelope-horns.
Base Flower Color: Green
Reproductive Phenology: May, Jun, Jul, Aug
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Cornaceae (Dogwood Family)
Synonym(s): Roughleaf Dogwood, Drummond’s Dogwood, Rough-leaf Dogwoodsier, Red-twig Dogwood
Base Flower Color: White, Green
Reproductive Phenology: Apr, May, Jun, Jul
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Hydrophyllaceae (Waterleaf Family)
Synonym(s): Largeleaf Waterleaf, Large-leaved Waterleaf, Hairy Waterleaf
Base Flower Color: White
Reproductive Phenology: May, Jun, Jul, Aug
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Verbenaceae (Vervain Family)
Synonym(s): Narrowleaf Vervain, Narrow-leaved Vervain
Base Flower Color: Blue
Reproductive Phenology: May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sept
Larval Host: Common Buckeye
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Cabombaceae (Water-shield Family)
Synonym(s): Watershield
Base Flower Color: Brown (incl. Maroon) (incl. Maroon), Purple
Reproductive Phenology: Jun, Jul, Aug, Sept, Oct
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Onagraceae (Evening Primrose Family)
Synonym(s): Pink Evening Primrose, Showy Evening Primrose, Mexican Evening Primrose, Showy Primrose, Pink Ladies, Buttercups, Pink Buttercups
Base Flower Color: Pink
Reproductive Phenology: Apr, May, Jun, Jul, Aug
Bloom Notes: In the southern parts of its range, blooms tend to be darker pink or rose and open in the morning. Each flower lasts only a single day.
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Santalaceae (Sandalwood Family)
Synonym(s): Buffalo Nut
Base Flower Color: Green
Reproductive Phenology: Apr, May
Plant Notes: It is a parasitic plant, specifically a hemiparasite which while still photosynthetic, will also parasitize the roots of other plants around it. It can parasitize many hosts.
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Liliaceae (Lily Family)
Synonym(s): Devil’s Bit, Devil’s-bit, Fairy-wand, Blazing Star, Fairywand
Base Flower Color: White
Reproductive Phenology: Mar, Apr, May
Bloom Notes: It has separate male and female plants with the male flowers being larger and the spike often curved downward from the tip.
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