Cup plant

Sandpaper leaves, perfoliate, holds water, big leaves on either side, glaborous square stem, flowers like a daisy

Compass plant

Sandpaper, round pubescent stem, intricate big leaf, identical flowers to cup plant

Rosinweed

Sandpaper, round stem with sides, gently pubescent, opposite clasping leaves

Prairie dock

Sandpaper, giant leaves

Yellow coneflower

Ridged pubescent stalk, compound, toothed, grape shaped center with yellow petals, thin stalks

Purple coneflower

Much bigger flowers than yellow, leaves aren't compound

Bergamot

Blue-purple flower, square glaborous stem, mint family, stem often purple, fuzzy leaves, dome shaped flower cluster, short petiol, hemispherical flower clusters

Big bluestem

Clump growing, turkey foot inflorescence, stalk gets purple, some leaves

Switch grass

Wide inflorescence

Indian grass

Compact inflorescence, brass goldenish

Rattlesnake master

Waxy leaf with teeth, looks like aloe vera, seed pods are round, only 1-2 stalks

Baptisia spp.

All glaborous, purple or white flowers, soft and fleshy leaves, fast growing, legume seed pod

Crown vetch

Glaborous grooved stem, compound leaf, hollow stem, small leaves, typically pink/purple flowers, "pea flowers," can grab onto plants

Broad-leaved arrowhead

White flower, spongy stem

Bog bean

Fleshy and glaborous, thick stem, seed looks like a narrow soybean

Pitcher plant

Carnivorous, red and green flower

Huckleberry

Textured leaf, glaborous, 3-4 feet, blue-purple berries

Blueberry

Similar to huckleberry, smaller

Black spruce

Very small needles

Leather leaf

Very durable, woody, tiny leaves, small resin dots on leaf

Cranberry

Very tiny, woody, bright red berries

Sphagnum moss

Yarn-like, red flower, bunch of stems

Cottongrass spp.

Inflorescence at top, blooms into cotton

Roundleaf sundew

Carnivorous, very tiny

Common juniper

Conifer, grows upright

Creeping juniper

Grows flat on ground, scaly leaves

Beach pea

Flower into pea pods, fleshy leaves with a point on top, sensitive, no petiol

Wormwood

Whorls of thin leaves, pubescent stem

Liatris spp.

Clean margin, fleshy, grows like a star on top, flower spike

American beachgrass

Giant inflorescence, similar to reed canary grass, leaves waxy and tough

Canada wild rye

Wheat-like, can grow in other places??????????

Baltic rush

Grows in moisture, inflorescence 1/3 from top

Cinquefoil spp.

Compound pubescent , iridescent underside, toothed