Banner Photo Sources:

-          Chamberbitter: http://www.asergeev.com/pictures/archives/compress/2015/1585/20.htm

-          Common Purslane: Everglades National Park, https://florafinder.org/Species/Portulaca_oleracea.php

-          Palmer Amaranth: ONVegetables, https://onvegetables.com/2018/08/16/weeds-to-watch-invasive-pigweeds-waterhemp-and-palmer-amaranth/

-          Purple Deadnettle: Caleb Odom, https://www.totallandscapecare.com/chemical-care/which-weed-is-it-henbit-and-purple-deadnettle/#gallery-1

 

Photo Sources:

 

Amaranth family (Amaranthaceae)

Alligatorweed:

 

Palmer amaranth:

 

 Prostrate amaranth: 

 

Redroot amaranth:

 

Slender amaranth:

Smooth pigweed:

 

Spiny amaranth:

 

Kochia: 

 

Common lambsquarters:

 

Tall waterhemp:

 

Aster family (Asteraceae)

Jerusalem artichoke:

 

Slender aster:

 

Common burdock:

 

Chicory:

 

Cocklebur:

 

Spiny cocklebur:

 

Plains coreopsis:

 

Common dandelion:

 

False dandelion:

 

Dogfennel:

 

Eclipta:

 

Common fleabane:

 

Hairy fleabane:

 

Hairy galinsoga:

 

Tall goldenrod:

 

Groundsel:

 

Horseweed:

 

Tall ironweed:

 

Common ragweed:

 

Giant ragweed:

 

Lanceleaf ragweed 

 

Annual sowthistle:

 

Perennial sowthistle:

 

Spiny sowthistle:

 

Bull thistle:

 

Canada thistle:

 

Field thistle:

 

Common yarrow:

 

Bedstraw family (Rubiaceae)

Catchweed bedstraw:

 

Virginia buttonweed: 

 

Florida pusley:

 

Brackenfern family (Dennstaedtiaceae)

Brackenfern:

 

Carnation family (Caryophyllaceae)

Common chickweed:

 

Mouseear chickweed:

 

Corncockle:

 

Corn spurry:

 

Carpetweed family (Molluginaceae)

Carpetweed:

 

Crowfoot family (Ranunculaceae)

Corn buttercup:

Cursed buttercup:

 

Dayflower family (Commelinaceae)

Benghal dayflower:

 

Common dayflower:

 

Spreading dayflower:

 

Evening-primrose family (Onagraceae)

Cutleaf evening-primrose:

 

Showy evening-primrose:

 

Geranium family (Geraniaceae)

Carolina geranium:

 

Cutleaf geranium:

 

 

Leafflower family (Phyllanthaceae)

Chamberbitter:

 

Legume family (Fabaceae)

Bur clover:

 

Crimson clover:

 

Large hop clover:

 

Red clover:

 

White clover:

 

Yellow sweet clover: 

 

Cowpea:

 

Showy crotalaria:

 

Indian jointvetch:

 

Rough jointvetch:

 

Kudzu:

 

Black medic:

 

Partridgepea:

 

Everlasting peavine:

 

Sicklepod:

 

Carolina vetch:

 

Narrowleaf vetch:

 

 

Mallow family (Malvaceae)

Common mallow:

 

Venice mallow:

 

Arrowleaf sida:

 

Prickly sida:

 

Velvetleaf:

 

Melon family (Cucurbitaceae)

Bur cucumber:

 

Milkweed family (Apocynaceae)

Hemp dogbane:

 

Common milkweed:

 

Eastern whorled milkweed:

 

 Honeyvine milkweed

 

Mint family (Lamiasceae)

Purple Deadnettle:

 

Heal-all:

 

Henbit:

 

Ground ivy:

 

Lyreleaf sage:

 

Morningglory family (Convolvulaceae)

Field bindweed:

 

Hedge bindweed:

 

Carolina dichondra:

 

Cypressvine morningglory:

 

Ivyleaf morningglory:

 

Purple morningglory:

 

Sharp-pod  morningglory:

 

Tall morningglory:

 

Mustard family (Brassicaceae)

Smallflower bittercress:

 

Black mustard:

 

Wild mustard:

 

Wild radish:

 

Yellow rocket:

 

Shepherd’s purse:

 

Lesser swinecress:

 

Pinnate tansymustard:

 

Nightshade family (Solanaceae)

Cutleaf groundcherry:

 

Carolina horsenettle:

 

Jimsonweed:

 

American black nightshade:

 

Eastern black nightshade:

 

Red soda apple:

 

Pennywort family (Araliaceae)

Dollarweed: (gobotany.nativetplanttrust.org)

 

Floating pennywort:

 

Plantain family (Plantaginaceae)

Blackseed plantain:

 

Broadleaf plantain:

 

Buckhorn plantain:

 

Corn speedwell:

 

Persian speedwell:

 

Purslane speedwell:

 

Purslane family (Portulacaceae)

Common purslane:

 

Smartweed family (Polygonaceae)

Broadleaf dock:

 

Curly dock:

 

Prostrate knotweed:

 

Ladysthumb:

 

Pennsylvania smartweed:

 

Swamp smartweed:

 

Red sorrel:

 

Spurge family (Euphorbiaceae)

Tropic croton:

 

Hogwort (Wooly Croton):

 

Spotted spurge:

 

Toothed spurge:

 

Verbena family (Verbenaceae)

Common verbena:

 

Prostrate vervain:

 

Woodsorrel family (Oxalidaceae)

Pink sorrel:

 

Yellow woodsorrel: