Common Name: The plants are listed in alphabetical order by the most often used common name. Click on the scientific name for more information about the plant. You may also use the “search” box above to find a plant by name or any attribute such as “thorn” or “tuber”.
ailanthus; tree-of-heaven |
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apple, baby sun rose, heartleaf iceplant, dew plant |
artichoke thistle, cardoon, desert artichoke, wild artichoke |
Australian saltbush |
bassia, five-hook bassia, thorn orache, five-horn smotherweed |
black locust |
blue gum, Tasmanian blue gum, common eucalyptus |
Brazilian pepper tree, Christmas-berry tree, Christmasberry, Florida holly |
bridal veil broom |
bull thistle, spear thistle |
camelthorn, camels thorn, camel-thorn, Caspian manna, Persian manna |
Canada thistle, California thistle, creeping thistle, corn thistle, perennial thistle, field thistle |
capeweed, South African capeweed, cape dandelion, cape gold |
castor bean |
cheatgrass, downy brome, downy cheat, downy chess, early chess, drooping brome, cheatgrass brome, wild oats, military grass |
common cordgrass |
common mullein, wooly mullein, great mullein, mullein, Jacob’s staff, flannel leaf, velvet plant, candlewick plant, lung wort, felt wort |
cotoneaster, silverleaf cotoneaster, rockspray cotoneaster |
crystalline iceplant, common iceplant |
cutleaf fireweed, cutleaf burnweed, New Zealand fireweed, Australian burnweed; Australian fireweed, little fireweed, coastal burnweed, Australian burnweed |
dense-flowered cordgrass |
edible fig, common fig |
egeria, leafy elodea, dense waterweed, Brazilian waterweed, anacharis, Brazilian elodea |
English ivy |
eupatory, Crofton weed, sticky snakeroot, catweed, hemp agrimony, sticky agrimony, sticky eupatorium |
Eurasian watermilfoil, spike watermilfoil |
European beachgrass |
fennel, anise, sweet fennel, aniseed, sweet anise, sweet fennel |
fountain grass, crimson fountaingrass |
foxglove, purple foxglove |
foxtail chess; red brome, compact brome, Spanish brome |
French broom, soft broom, canary broom, Montpellier broom |
French tamarisk |
German ivy |
giant reed, giant cane |
gorse, common gorse |
halogeton |
Harding grass |
helichrysum, licorice plant |
highway iceplant, Hottentot fig, iceplant |
Himalayan blackberry, Himalayaberry |
hydrilla, water thyme, Florida elodea |
Italian thistle, slender thistle, shore thistle, Italian plumeless thistle |
jubata grass, pampas grass, Andes grass, selloa pampas grass, cortaderia, pink pampas grass, purple pampas grass |
leafy spurge, wolf’s milk |
lens-podded hoary cress |
Mediterranean grass, Arabian schismus, schismus, split grass |
Mediterranean linseed, garden bellardia |
medusahead |
myoporum, ngaio tree (New Zealand) |
narrow-leafed iceplant, false iceplant, conicosia |
none |
ox-eye daisy, marguerite, moon daisy, dog daisy |
pampas grass, Uruguayan pampas grass |
parrot’s feather, parrot feather watermilfoil, Brazilian water milfoil |
pennyroyal |
perennial pepperweed; tall white top, broadleaved pepperweed |
perennial veldt grass; ehrharta, panic veldt grass; annual veldt grass |
periwinkle, bigleaf periwinkle |
poison hemlock, carrot fern, poison parsley, spotted hemlock |
Portuguese broom |
purple loosestrife |
purple starthistle, red star thistle, red starthistle, St. Barnaby’s thistle, golden starthistle |
Russian olive, oleaster |
Sahara mustard, Asian mustard |
salt-meadow cordgrass |
Scotch broom, English broom, common broom |
single-seed hawthorn, whitethorn |
smallflower tamarisk, tamarisk, four-stamen tamarisk |
smooth cordgrass |
Spanish broom, gorse, weaver’s broom |
tamarisk, saltcedar |
tansy ragwort, stinking willie |
tocolote, Maltese star thistle, Napa star thistle, Malta starthistle |
water hyacinth, common water hyacinth |
white top, perennial pepper-grass, heart-podded hoary cress, pepperwort, white-top, pepperweed whitetop, hoary cress, whitetop, white weed |
yellow bush lupine, coastal bush lupine |
yellow starthistle |