Native Wildflowers
Native wildflowers (forbs) are plants that are indigenous to North America. They have evolved with the plants and animals found in the same communities they are. The majority of the flowers listed in this section are spring wildflowers, which actually begin blooming in the late winter. Additional summer and fall blooming plants will be added as time progresses.
- Species lists
- Native Wildflowers
- Bellwort, Large Flowered
- Bellwort, Perfoliate
- Bloodroot
- Buttercup, Hispid
- Buttercup, Kidney
- Celandine Poppy
- Cleavers
- Cluster-Sanicle
- Columbine
- Common Cinquefoil
- Cut-Leaved Toothwort
- Dutchman's Breeches
- Early Meadow Rue
- Eastern Shooting Star
- Feverwort
- Golden Ragwort
- Golden Seal
- Great Chickweed
- Greek Valerian
- Green Dragon
- Harbinger-of-Spring
- Hepatica
- Jack in the Pulpit
- Lady Slipper, Yellow
- May Apple
- Parsnip, Cow
- Parsnip, Meadow
- Philadelphia Fleabane
- Phlox
- Phlox, Blue
- Purple Spring Cress
- Rock Larkspur
- Rue Anemone
- False Rue Anemone
- Solomons Seal
- Solomons Seal, False
- Spotted Touch-Me-Not
- Spring Avens
- Spring Beauty
- Squirrel Corn
- Sweet Cicely, Hairy
- Sweet Cicely, Smooth
- Trillium, Large-Flowered
- Trillium, Nodding
- Trillium, Recurved
- Trillium, Sessile
- Trout Lily, White
- Trout Lily, Yellow
- Twinleaf
- Violet, Common
- Violet, Cream
- Violet, Great Spurred
- Violet, Marsh Blue
- Violet,Yellow
- Virginia Bluebell
- Virginia Spiderwort
- Waterleaf,Broadleaf
- Waterleaf,Common
- Waterleaf, Virginia
- Wild Geranium
- Wild Ginger
- Wild Hyacinth
- Wild Stonecrop
- Yellow Wood Sorrel
- Non Native
- Trees, Shrubs and Vines