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Ruellia simplex - mexican petunia
acanthaceae
long linear leaves
opposite arrangements
irregularly toothed
stem is reddish and has ridges
purple petunia looking tubular flower
explosive dihiscence


Alocasia spp. - elephant ear
araceae
strong veins
tuberous perennial
leaves are upright
creamy white spade if blooming
Bidens alba - beggarticks
asteraceae
opposite
asteraceae flowers
high helllow disc flower
white ray
often compound with 3 leaflets (trifoliolate)
serrated

Helianthus annuus - sunflower
asteraceae
very tall
airy stem
large foliage
yellow raty, small yellow disc flower

Heliopsis helianthoides - false sunflower
asteraceae
opposite
very coarse foliage very coarsely toothed

Rudbeckia maxima - swamp coneflower
asteraceae
can be 6-10 feet tall
alternate arrangement
rugged leaves - glaborous
thick
basal rosette
terminal flwoer
yellow flower drooops with long petals
brown disk flowers on large, long cone
silvery blue olored leaves

Silphium perfoliatum - cup plant
asteraceae
opposite arrangement
leaves clasp stem
ray and disc flowers that are yellow
large leaves with serrated margins
closed rosette when flowers gone
tall ‘10 ft’
native but rare
very rough leaves

Buddleja davidii - butterfly bush
Buddlejaceae
flowers on terminal spike
opposite arrangement
serrated margins - finely toothed
sub-shrub
blooms from bottom up

Tradescantia pallida - purple-heart
commelinaceae
purple leaves and stems
spreading habit
pale pink raceme flower with yellow reproductive structures
3 petals terminal
opposite
leaves attached to stems

Monarda didyma - scarlet beebalm
lamiaceae
opposite
paired flowers
very pubescent stems/leaves
scarlet flower
sour minty smell
powdery mildew issues

Pycnanthemum muticum - mountain mint
lamiaceae
silver new growth
minty smell
2-4 feet tall
spreads
very good pollinator
tiny white flowers on head cyme

Salvia yangii - Russian sage
lamiaceae
opposite arrangement
deeply lobed
blue/green/silver color
VERY fragrant
spike flower that makes large raceme

Oenothera lindheimeri - whirling butterflies
Onagraceae
upright shrub
“sub shrub”
aphid attractant
very few linear leaves
pink flowers
red stems

Oxalis triangularis - false shamrock
Oxalidaceae
dark purple foliage
3 deltoid leaflets
truncate
long petioles
acaulescent
tubular pink flower

Vernonia spicata - spiked speedwell
Plantagniaceae
2-2.5 feet tall
very upright
indeterminate
opposite arrangement
glaborous leaves
finely toothed
no scent

Penstemon digitalis ‘Husker’s Red’ - Huskers Red beardtongue
Scrophulariaceae
strong basal rosette
oppposite arrangement
red veination and tips of leaves
leaves supposed ot be red
leaves clasp stem
dry seed capsules
white/pale pubk flower if blooming

Delosperma cooperi - ice plant
azioacea
succulent leaves
opposite linear leaves
bumpy stems and leaves
strong fleshy sepals
groundcover

Celosia argentea - cockscomb
amaranthaceae
alternate
flowers at leaf axis
indeterminate
fuzzy spike

Colocasia esculenta - elephant ear - taro
Araceae
cordate ear
leaves droop down
flat veiny front of leaf
blooms more often than alocasia

Cosmos sulphureus - sulphur cosmos
asteraceae
orange/yellow flower
opposite compound leaves
deeply lobed leaflets
solitary flowers
very prolific

Echinacia pallida - pale purple coneflower
asteraceae
reflexed ray flower
basal rosette of linear leaves
extremely pubescent
very sandpapery
pale purple/pink flower

Jacobaea maritima - dusty miller
asteraceae
very silver leaf
little yellow flowers
alternate
deeply incised lobes
thickly pubescent

Solidago rugosa ‘Fireworks’ - Fireworks goldenrod
asteraceae
scaborous
serrated margin
determinate
tiny yellow flowers
opposite

Pentas lanceolata - pentas (egyptian starcluster)
rubiaceae
opposite
pinnate veination
pubescent leaves/veins
5 petals
red, white, lavender

Angelonia angustifolia - angelonia/summer snapdragon
Scrophulariaceae
flower looks like open mouth with buck teeth
tall spikes
linear
opposite
serrated
indeterminate
white, red, purple

Veronicastrum virginicum - Culver’s root
Scrophulariaceae
whorled with 5 leaves
spike flower
linear
finely serrated
