kkayla's Identifications

White patches on the leaves. Flexible brown stems.

Cypress family Cupressaceae

the species is iNats guess - pink inflorescence with fairly weak herbaceous red tinted stalk, inflorescences seem to be borne at axils

I can’t tell exactly what kind of mulberry - very scabrous and itchy upper surface but soft tomentose under surface

White patches on the leaves. Flexible brown stems.

I think it’s Floridanum based on its shape?

3 main lobes. Lobes are fairly round with bristles. Glaucus underneath. Simple, alternate leaf arrangement

Leaves are alternate. Some minimal lobing in some of the leaves, others are elliptic in shape (a bit elongated) with no lobes. Smooth surface and smooth margins

Pinnately trifoliolate leaves. Leaves are serrate. Stem is thick and purple with spines.

Cordate leaf shape with serrate margins. Surface is smooth. Flower is purple with 5 petals.

Asymmetrical leaves, dandelion

Alternate leaves, very parallel venation, smooth and light colored bark. Probably american beech

terminal bud, large elongate leaves, entire margins, waxy but not glossy top, somewhat hairy undersurface

flat/round needles with terminal structures, green, evergreen

Individual purple "buds." Each inflorescence is seems sessile to the main stalk

soft needles growing in bundles of 5

Small, subshrub, distinct coloration

Lobed/serrated