Large deciduous tree with long odd pinnate leaves and numerous large nuts (fruits falling in September-October).

Grass-like rush with stiff stems, 3 to 4 feet tall, grows in clumps.

A dense slow growing tree with adapressed scale-like leaves and berry-like seed cones.

Tall woody perennial, showy pink flowers, tolerates dryer soils.

Tiny floating aquatic with good wildlife and water treatment value. Floats on surface of lakes, ponds, and slow-moving streams.

Coastal doghobble is an evergreen shrub that grows in moist, acidic places.

Flowering herb with showy racemes of pink flowers.  High salt tolerance.

Shrub with aromatic stems and leaves, red stems and red fall foliage.

Large deciduous tree often a pioneer of unused fields and roadsides with distinctive spiked compound fruit.

Very large deciduous tree with uniquely shaped four lobed simple leaves and large showy flowers. Often a pioneer of unused fields and roadsides.

Tall leafy herb, showy red flower spikes; attracts butterflies, hummingbirds.  Low salt tolerance.

Similar to L. cardinalis but with blue flowers.

Broadleaf evergreen colony forming shrub with delicate bell shaped flowers on a drooping panicle.