Natives

Native Plants

Tom Green identified most of these plants. Most of the plants below were growing here on their own when I got here. However, I have planted a number of native species myself, and these plants are to be found in the other sections, the names written in RED. Be sure to check out the Tree Bark & Leaf page, if you need to identify trees in winter. If you are interested in native species, please check out the other sections also. Many Roadside plants are native, some are not. The same goes for Weeds, which overlap with Roadside plants.
Also, check out this slideshow of the Wolf Creek preserve near Cairo, Georgia. Read more about it it here. Another trail worth hiking is near the Ft. Braden Riding Trails.

Trees
American Holly	Magnolia	Crabapple	Cypress	Sourwood
Dogwood	Hickory	Loblolly Pine	Spruce Pine	Sassafras
Blackgum	American Beech	Red/Swamp Bay	Sweet Bay	Swamp Bay
Water Oak	Laurel Oak	White Oak	Red "Cedar"
Shrubs
Sparkleberry	Deerberry	Mayberry	Blueberry	Arrowood
Beauty Berry	St. John's Wort	Switch Cane	Winged Sumac	Bluestem Palmetto
Sweet Pepperbush	Horse Sugar	Large Gallberry	Dewberry	Wild Azalea
Wild Olive	Devil's Walking Stick	Slimleaf Pawpaw	Saw Palmetto	Wax Myrtle
Witch Hazel	Pokeberry		To be Added: Bayberry Runner Oak Dog Hobble Fetterbush
Vines
Muscadine Grape	Smilax	Maypop	To be Added: Sarsaparilla Vine Poison Ivy
Herbs
Partridge Berry	Resurrection Fern	Bracken Fern	Cinnamon Fern	Indian Pipe
Summer Farewell	Broom Sedge	Panic Grass	Spanish Moss	Goldenrod
Blazing Star	Rosinweed	False Foxglove	Gopher Apple	Straggler Daisy
Florida Pusley	Nutsedge	Lyre Leaf Sage	Lady Lupine	Mexican Hat
Cottony Golden Aster	Stinging Nettle	Morning Glory	Variable Panic Grass	Solanum
Bluets	Pilewort	Epazote	Violet
Bryophytes
Moss spp.
Lichens
Deer Moss	British Soldiers
Fungi
Unknown #1	Unknown #2	Tree Fungus	Unknown #4.	Unknown #5
Unknown #6	Unknown #7	Unknown #8	To be Added: Bracket Fungus Puffbal spp.