• http://www.weedalogue.com/purslane/  Garden Purslane, Little Hogweed, Pusley, Munyeroo, etc. (very tiny yellow blossom, commercial brands feature large flowers of different colors)

• http://www.weedalogue.com/velvetleaf/  Indian Mallow, Butterprint, Pie Marker, Velvet Weed, Indian Hemp, Cotton-Weed, Butter-Weed, Buttonweed, etc.

• http://www.weedalogue.com/yellowtoadflax/ Butter and Eggs, Eggs and Bacon, Ramstead, Flaxweed, Wild Snapdragon, Jacob's Ladder, etc.

• http://www.weedalogue.com/sweetsagewort/ 

• http://www.weedalogue.com/sowthistle/  Sowthistle, Common Sowthistle and Smooth Sowthistle

• http://www.weedalogue.com/birdsfoot/  Bird's-Foot Trefoil, Birdfoot Deervetch, Birdsfoot Deervetch, Bird's-Foot Deervetch and Bacon and Eggs

• http://www.weedalogue.com/earlyyellowrocket/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/sunflower/  Common Sunflower

• http://www.weedalogue.com/showysunflower/ Beautiful Sunflower and Cheerful Sunflower

• http://www.weedalogue.com/spanishneedles/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/commonmullein/  Wooly Mullein, Velvet Dock, Big Taper, Candle-Wick, Flannel-Leaf etc.

• http://www.weedalogue.com/blackeyedsusan/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/blackmedick/  Black Medick (Medicago lupulina) also known as: nonesuch, yellow trefoil, hop clover and hop medic.

• http://www.weedalogue.com/bulbousbuttercup/  Bulbous Crowfoot, St. Anthony's Turnip, Yellow Weed, Blister Flower and Gowan

• http://www.weedalogue.com/falseflax/ Falseflax, Littlepod False Flax, Smallseed Falseflax and Small Fruited Falseflax.

• http://www.weedalogue.com/partridgepea/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/greatercelandine/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/catsear/ Hairy Cat's Ear, False Dandelion and Frogbit (looks like dandelion)

• http://www.weedalogue.com/cinquefoil/ Common Cinquefoil, five finger

• http://www.weedalogue.com/prim/  Common Evening-Primrose

• http://www.weedalogue.com/groundcherry/ Lesser Celandine, Pilewort and Fig Buttercup

• http://www.weedalogue.com/commongroundsel/  Old-man-in-the-Spring, Common Groundsel, Groundsel, Ragwort, Grimsel, Grinsel, Grundsel, Simson, Birdseed, Chickenweed, Old-man-of-the-spring, Squaw Weed, Grundy Swallow, Ground Glutton, Common Butterweed  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Senecio_vulgaris

• http://www.weedalogue.com/stjohnswort/  Common St. John's Wort, Klamathweed and Klamath Weed

• http://www.weedalogue.com/butterflyweed/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/scarletpimpernel/ ?

• http://www.weedalogue.com/trumpetcreeper/  Trumpet Vine and Cow-Itch

• http://www.weedalogue.com/asiaticdayflower/ scurvy weed, Native Wandering Jew, widow's tears

• http://www.weedalogue.com/cornflower/ Bachelor's Button (looks like chicary blossom)

• http://www.weedalogue.com/chicory/ Blue Sailors and Coffeeweed

• http://www.weedalogue.com/blueviolet/ hooded blue violet and meadow violet

• http://www.weedalogue.com/purple/ Purple Loosestrife (Lythrum salicaria L.) also known as: Purple Lythrum and Bouquet-Violet (very invasive)

• http://www.weedalogue.com/alfalfa/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/falseindigo/ purple seeds

• http://www.weedalogue.com/greaterburdock/ (looks like thistle)

• http://www.weedalogue.com/lesserburdock/ Common Burdock, Small Burdock, Smaller Burdock, Wild Burdock, Wild Rhubarb, Bardane and Beggar's Button. Burdock is also sometimes spelled Burrdock.
   (looks like thistle)

• http://www.weedalogue.com/woollyburdock/ (looks like thistle)

• http://www.weedalogue.com/climbingnightshade/ Woody Nightshade, Bittersweet Nightshade and Bittersweet, (red berries)

• http://www.weedalogue.com/butterflybush/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/speedwell/  Corn Speedwell, Wall Speedwell, Rock Speedwell etc.

• http://www.weedalogue.com/lookingglass/ Venus' Looking-Glass, Clasping Bellwort and Roundleaved Triodanis

• http://www.weedalogue.com/highmallow/ Mallow, Common Mallow, Tall Mallow, Wood Mallow and French Hollyhock

• http://www.weedalogue.com/filaree/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/bractedverbena/  Bracted Vervain, Bigbract Verbena, Bigbract Vervain, Large Bracted Vervain, Creeping Verbena, Prostrate Vervain, etc.

• http://www.weedalogue.com/swampverbena/ Blue Vervain.

• http://www.weedalogue.com/alsike/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/swampmilkweed/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/milkweed/ Common Milkweed (very pale, almost white)

• http://www.weedalogue.com/lemonbalm/ (could be white)

• http://www.weedalogue.com/soapwort/ (very pale) Bouncing Bet and Sweet William

• http://www.weedalogue.com/bullthistle/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/canadathistle/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/muskthistle/ Nodding Thistle or Nodding Plumeless Thistle

• http://www.weedalogue.com/geranium/  Carolina Cranesbill, Carolina Geranium

• http://www.weedalogue.com/catnip/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/groundivy/ Gill-Over-The-Ground, Creeping Charlie, Cats-Foot and Field Balm

• http://www.weedalogue.com/knapweed/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/dwarfsnapdragon/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/spiderflower/  Pink Queen

• http://www.weedalogue.com/chickweed/ Winterweed, Starwort and Starweed, (reddish stem)

• http://www.weedalogue.com/garlicmustard/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/commonyarrow/ Yarrow, Milfoil, Allheal, Thousand-leaf, Bloodwort, Carpenter's Grass, Cammock, Green Arrow, Gordoloba, Plumajillo, Sneezeweed, Nosebleed, Green Adder's Mouth, Soldier's Woundwort, Dog Daisy, Old-man's-pepper, etc.

• http://www.weedalogue.com/pokeweed/  Poke, Pokum, Skoke, Skokum, Pokeroot, Pokeberry, Pigeonberry, Inkberry, Cancerjalap, American-Nightshade, American-Spinach, Bear's Grape, Coak, Crowberry, Haystack-Weed, etc.

• http://www.weedalogue.com/angelstrumpet/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/mayweed/ Mayweed Chamomile, Stinking Chamomile, Dog Fennel and Pig-Stye-Daisy

• http://www.weedalogue.com/hempdogbane/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/sandwort/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/hairyaster/ looks like daisy)

• http://www.weedalogue.com/lemonbalm/ Bee Balm and Common Balm (could be very pale pink)

• http://www.weedalogue.com/whitecampion/ Evening Lychnis and Bladder Campion

• http://www.weedalogue.com/venicemallow/Venice Mallow (Hibiscus trionum L.)  also known as: Flower-Of-An-Hour, Bladder Ketmia, Modesty and Shoo-Fly

• http://www.weedalogue.com/burcucumber/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/buttonbush/  Common buttonbush (flower in shape of a ball)

• http://www.weedalogue.com/hedgebindweed/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/horseweed/  Mare's Tail

• http://www.weedalogue.com/shepherdspurse/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/bittercress/  Hairy Bittercress

• http://www.weedalogue.com/horsenettle/ Carolina Horsenettle

• http://www.weedalogue.com/carpetweed/  Green Carpetweed, looks like cleaver (catchweed, bedstraw), but taste fine and isn't cratchy

• http://www.weedalogue.com/nodding/ Nodding Spurge, Eyebane

• http://www.weedalogue.com/chicory/ Blue Sailors and Coffeeweed (mostly looks blue, but sometimes white)

• http://www.weedalogue.com/climbingfalse/  Climbing False Buckwheat

• http://www.weedalogue.com/commonmallow/  Roundleaf Mallow, Dwarf Mallow, Running Mallow, Malice, Round Dock and Buttonweed

• http://www.weedalogue.com/hairygalinsoga/  Shaggy Soldier and Common Quickweed

• http://www.weedalogue.com/wildgarlic/ (red center/green hairs)

• http://www.weedalogue.com/hollyhock/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/gardenvetch/  Common Vetch

• http://www.weedalogue.com/lambsquarter/ Lamb's Quarter, Lamb's-quarters, Common Lamb's-quarters, Lambsquarter, Goosefoot, White Goosefoot, Fat-hen, Pigweed, etc.

• http://www.weedalogue.com/mugwort/ Common Mugwort and Chrysanthemum Weed

• http://www.weedalogue.com/wormseed/  Epazote, Mexican Tea, Jesuit's Tea or Herba Sancta Mariæ http://www.ansci.cornell.edu/plants/medicinal/epazote.html

• http://www.weedalogue.com/clammygoosefoot/ Clammy Goosefoot, Small Crumbweed (reddish stem)

• http://www.weedalogue.com/carpetweed/ Carpet Weed, Green Carpetweed

• http://www.weedalogue.com/redroot/  Amaranth, Redroot pigweed, Green Pigweed, Rough Pigweed and Careless Weed

• http://www.weedalogue.com/spottedspurge/ Prostrate Spurge, Milk Purslane and Spotted Sandmat (? purselain

• http://www.weedalogue.com/copperleaf/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/goutweed/  Gout Weed (Aegopodium podagraria L.) also known as: Bishop's Weed and Bishop's Goutweed

• http://www.weedalogue.com/tumbleweed/ aramanths

• http://www.weedalogue.com/livid/ prostrate pigweed, aramanths

• http://www.weedalogue.com/redroot/ aramanths

• http://www.weedalogue.com/ragweed/  Common Ragweed (Ambrosia artemisiifolia L.) also known as: Annual Ragweed, Bitterweed, Hay-Fever Weed, Hog-Weed, Mayweed, Roman Wormweed, Wild Tansy, etc.

• http://www.weedalogue.com/giantragweed/ (http://organictobe.org/2008/09/09/the-irony-of-giant-ragweed/ ) 

• http://www.weedalogue.com/ragweed/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/dodder/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/mugwort/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/triangleorache/ (triangle shape)

• http://www.weedalogue.com/catchweed/ (might be white) Catchweed, Bedstraw, Goosegrass, Cleavers, Sticky Willy, etc. (looks like carpet weed)

• http://www.weedalogue.com/kochia/  Burning Bush, Mexican Burning Bush, Mexican Fireweed, Fireball, Belvedere, Red Belvedere, Belvedere-Cypress, Mock-Cypress, Summer Cypress and Mirabel

• http://www.weedalogue.com/bitterdock/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/blackseed/ PLANTAIN

• http://www.weedalogue.com/commonplantain/ Broadleaf Plantain, Greater Plantain etc.

• http://www.weedalogue.com/ribwort/  Ribwort Plantain (Plantago lanceolata L.) also known as: ribwort, ribgrass, buckhorn, buckhorn plantain, English plantain, lance leaved plantain, lanceleaf plantain, lanceleaf Indianwheat, narrowleaf plantain, narrow leaved plantain, rat tail, lamb's tongue, wild sago. etc.

• http://www.weedalogue.com/crowdipper/ Pinellia and Breitenbach

• http://www.weedalogue.com/indica/ Marijuana (Cannabis)

• http://www.weedalogue.com/teasel/ Fuller's Teasel and sometimes designated Dipsacus sylvestris
   

FUNGI / LICHEN:

• http://www.weedalogue.com/cladonia/ (bright red parts)

MARSH PLANTS:

• http://www.weedalogue.com/cattail/ Common Cattail, Broadleaf Cattail

• http://www.weedalogue.com/virginiacreeper/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/porcelainberry/ (blue berries)

• http://www.weedalogue.com/mileaminute/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/ebonyspleenwort/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/barnyardgrass/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/bermudagrass/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/fringedsedge/ Short hair

• http://www.weedalogue.com/commonreed/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/papermulberry/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/blacklocust/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/fieldmaple/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/ashleafmaple/ Box Elder

• http://www.weedalogue.com/japanesemaple/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/silvermaple/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/treeofheaven/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/silktree/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/beech/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/devilswalkingstick/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/castoraralia/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/northerncatalpa/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/orientalbittersweet/ red berries

• http://www.weedalogue.com/chestnutoak/

• http://www.weedalogue.com/redbud/ Eastern Redbud