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Large perennial grass to 8 1/4 feet. The most important species in seaside habitats. It has soft stems and the leaf blades are flat. Panicles are ... more info

Perennial grass to 5 feet. Solitary or in small clumps from widely spreading slender wiry rhizomes. Leaf blades involute or rarely flat. Once ... more info

Narrow, round-topped deciduous tree to 60 feet. The bark is light grayish brown. The leaves are lustrous and glabrous above, and paler gray-tomentose ... more info

Deciduous tree to 20-40 feet. Leaves appear with the flowers. The bark is smooth on young stems and large branches. The leaves turn to scarlet in ... more info

Deciduous tree with a usual height of 50-80 feet, but can reach 160 feet. Leaves turn yellow in fall. Part shade to full sun. Can be found on rich ... more info

Large deciduous, slow growing tree to 60 feet. Great red fall color. Grows in most soils, but it is also good for difficult sandy soils. Full sun to ... more info

Wetland plant to 9-12 inches underwater, and 1-2 ft. on land. Small yellow flowers in the tips of 12 inch long white and red stems. Pale green to ... more info

Fleshy, glabrous, trailing, perennial vine. Creeps to 60 feet long. Roots to 2 inches thick and 10 feet long. Rose purple blooms June to November. ... more info

Perennial with a height of 1 1/2 feet high (usually lower)and trailing to 3 feet long. Small white ray flowers fade to pink and bloom almost ... more info

A glabrous or slight pubescent shrubby perennial to 6 feet. Red blooms in many flowered clusters. Leaves are ovate, to 3 inches long. Full sun to ... more info