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![]() ![]() Barnyard Grass |
![]() Bluets, Quaker Ladies or Innocence |
![]() Carpetweed |
![]() Common Cinquefoil |
![]() Creeping Yellowcress |
![]() Cudweed |
![]() Dodder |
![]() Dwarf St. Johnswort |
![]() Fireweed |
Hair-cap Moss |
Hairy Willowweed |
Hawkweed |
![]() Horsetail or Mare's Tail |
Horseweed or Buttonweed |
![]() Ladysthumb or Smartweed |
![]() Low-hop Clover |
Meadowsweet |
![]() Narrow-leaved or Lance-leaved Goldenrod |
New York Aster |
![]() Prostrate Spurge |
Purple Vetch or Cow Pea |
Sandspurry or Red Sandspurry |
![]() Small-flowered White Aster 2nd photo |
![]() Thyme-leaved Speedwell (or Common Speedwell) |
![]() Water Purslane |
White Violet or Lance-leaved Violet |
Witchgrass |
Yellow Loosestrife |
![]() Yellow Woodsorrel |
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