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Red maple Sugar Maple Silver Maple

What is this? Milkweed Castor Bean Yew

Name This One? Fescue Horse Tail Wild Oats

Jimsonweed Castor Bean Yellow Star Thistle

Black Locust Yellow Star Thistle Bracken Fern

Another easy one ! Red Clover Askie Clover White Clover

Watermelon Rhubarb Bloodroot

Name this tree which is common throughout North America ? Globe Locust Osage Orange Black Locust

English Yew Japanese Yew Western Yew Which One is Toxic!

This makes good PIE! BLOOD ROOT RHUBARB CABBAGE

Canadian Thistle Russian Thistle Yellow star Thistle

Yucca Crown Vetch Locoweed

Crown Vetch Hairy Vetch Common Vetch

Butter Cup St Johns Wort Yellow Daisy

Snow on the Mountain Wild Plum Mountain Laurel

Tumbleweed Sweet Clover Ragweed

Choke Cherry Wild Cherry Crab Apple

Azalea Rhododendron Oleander

Philodendron Hemp Castor Bean

Nightshade Tomato Horse Nettle

Potato Cocklebur Pigweed

Pokeweed Wild Grapes Goose Berry