Joy's White Flower Finder


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How many petals does the flower have ?

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1 petal example 2 petal example 3 petal example 4 petal example 5 petal example
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5-6-7-8-9 petal example 6 petal example 8 petal example 10 petal example Many petal example



    1-Petaled White Flowers

    What is the flower shape ?

    Torpedo   Horn     Bell    Globe  Stalked
    Cluster
    Torpedo Shape example Horn Shape example Bell Shape example Globe Shape example Stalked Shape example


  1. Smooth Solomon's Seal  (also in green)

    [Polygonatum biflorum] *1 p.115, 605

    -- Flower: White, 1-petaled, Torpedo shape.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Alternate, Spear shape.

    Smooth Solomon's Seal's flower clusters eventually turn mostly white.

    Clusters of White Flowers at Each Leaf Node

    View Smooth Solomon's Seal Details


  2. Virginia Bluebell  (also in blue, green or pink)

    Also known as Virginia Cowslip, Lungwort Oysterleaf, and Roanoke Bells.
    [Mertensia virginica] *1 p.649, 421

    -- Flower: White, 1-petaled, Horn shaped.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Football shaped.


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    View Virginia Bluebell Details


  3. Lyre-leaved Sage  (also in violet)

    Also known as Cancerweed and Wild Sage.
    [Salvia lyrata] *1 p.628, 581

    -- Flower: Pale Violet & White, 1-petaled, Horn shaped.
    -- Leaf: Wrinkled edged, Unlobed.


    Violet1SageLyreLeaved20140510GenButlerKY3.JPG

    View Lyre-leaved Sage Details


  4. Veiny Skullcap 

    [Scutellaria nervosa] *9 p.52.2

    -- Flower: White, 1-petaled, Horn shape, in pairs at leaves.
    -- Flower: Violet lip Freckles on a White background.
    -- Leaf: Opposite, Unlobed, Spear shape.
    -- Leaf: 1 or 2 Teeth on each side.


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  5. Canada Mayflower

    Also known as Canadian May-lily, False Lily-of-the-Valley, and Two-leaved Solomonseal.
    [Maianthemum canadense] *1 p.125 603

    -- Flower: White, 1-petaled, Cup or Horn shape.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Spade shape.


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  6. Morning Glory  (also in blue)

    [Ipomoea purpurea] *5 p.324-325

    -- Flower: White, 1-petaled, Bell shaped.
    -- Flower: 3" (7.6 cm) in diameter.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Arrow shaped.
    -- Leaf: Simple, Alternate, Dull.


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    View Morning Glory Details


  7. Summer Snowflake

    [Leucojum aestivum] *22 p.296

    -- Flower: White, 1-petaled, Bell shaped.
    -- Flower: 6 Star shaped points have a green spot
    -- Flower: on both inside and outside.
    -- Leaf: Long, 1 inch wide, Sword shaped.


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  8. Polkweed

    [Phytolacca americana] *1 p.143, 656, 679

    -- Unopened Flower: White, 1-petaled, 1/8" diameter globes on white stems.
    -- Opened: 5-petaled, 1/4" diameter, Fan shape with bulbous green center.
    -- Flower: Grouped in small triangular clusters on white stalks.
    -- Leaf: Simple, Unlobed, Untoothed, Spear shape.
    -- Stalk and stems turn reddish as they mature.
    -- Berries: Toxic, Round, 1/4" diameter, Purple-Black, in a drooping Cluster.


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    2-Petaled White Flowers

    What is the flower shape ?

       Vee     Heart  Orchid
    Vee Shape example Heart Shape example Orchid Shape example


  9. Dutchman's Breeches

    [Dicentra cucullaria] *1 p.114, 672

    -- Flower: White, 2-petaled, V-shape.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, many-Lobed, Feathery shape.


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    DutchmansBreeches20140427_CTSP_T1SeedPod2.JPG
    -- seed pods


    DutchmansBreeches20140427_CTSP_T1Bulb2.JPG
    -- has a bulb-like Corm


  10. Squirrel Corn

    [Dicentra canadensis] *14 p.270-272

    -- Flower: White, 2-petaled, Heart shape.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, many-Lobed, Feathery shape.


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  11. Vetchling  (also in pink)

    Also known as Marsh Pea.
    [Lathyrus palustris] *2 p.252, 253

    -- Flower: White, 2-petaled, Orchid shape.
    -- Leaf: Unlobed, Untoothed, Football shape.
    -- Stems: Have 2 opposite Wings.


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  12. Black Locust tree

    Also known as Yellow Locust tree and False Acacia tree.
    [Robinia pseudoacacia] *3 p.304, 442, 507, 526

    -- Flower: White, 2-petaled, Heart/Orchid shape petals.
    -- Flower: There is a deep Cleft in each petal.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Pinnately Compound.
    -- Leaflets: Opposite, Oval shape, Odd number.
    -- Edible: Flowers.


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  13. Chinese Bushclover

    Also known as Sericea Lespedeza.
    [Lespedeza cuneata] *9 p.98.6

    -- Flower: White, 2-petaled, Orchid shape.
    -- Flower: Pink highlights on larger lip.
    -- Leaf: Densely covered stems, with 3 Oval leaflets.
    -- Leaflets: Have a tiny whisker at the very tip.


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    3-Petaled White Flowers

    What is the flower shape ?

       Star      Cup  
    Star Shape example Cup Shape example


  14. Large Flowered Trillium  (also in pink)

    Also known as Great White Trillium and White Wake-Robin.
    [Trillium grandiflorum] *1 p.77, 610

    -- Flower: White, 3-petaled, Star shape.
    -- Leaf: 3, Untoothed, Unlobed, Football shape.


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    -- Note unusual 4 petals !


  15. Nodding Trillium

    Also known as Nodding Wakerobin and Whip-poor-will flower.
    [Trillium cernuum] *1 p.75, 609

    -- Flower: White, 3-petaled, Star shape, low Drooping.
    -- Leaf: 3, Untoothed, Unlobed, wide Football shape.


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  16. Yucca

    Also known as Bear-grass, Adam's Needle, Needle-palm, Sentry Plant, Silk-grass, and Spanish Bayonet.
    [Yucca filamentosa] *1 p.140, 615

    -- Flower: White, 3-petaled, Cup shape, Drooping.
    -- Leaf: Basal, Untoothed, Unlobed, rigid Blade shape.


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    4-Petaled White Flowers

    What is the flower shape ?

    Orchid    Fan   Dimpled    Bell     Horn     Star  
    Orchid Shape example Fan Shape example Dimpled Shape example Bell Shape example Horn Shape example Star Shape example


  17. Thymeleaf Speedwell  (also in violet)

    Also known as Thyme-leaved Speedwell.
    [Veronica serpyllifolia] *9 p.40.2

    -- Flower: White, 4-petaled, Orchid shape.
    -- Flower: Violet stripes on a White background.
    -- Leaf: Unlobed, Untoothed, Oval shape.


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  18. Garlic Mustard

    Also known as Hedge Garlic, Jack-by-the-Hedge, Jack-in-the-Bush, Penny Hedge, Poor Man's Mustard, and Sauce-Alone.
    [Alliaria petiolata] *14 p.399-401

    -- Flower: White, 4-petaled, Fan shape.
    -- Leaf: Round-Toothed, Unlobed, Heart and Spade shape.


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    -- Heart and Spade shape leaves


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  19. Purple Rocket  (also in pink or violet)

    [Iodanthus pinnatifidus] *9 p.2.7

    -- Flower: White, 4-petaled, Fan shape.
    -- Flower: Sparce on a Stalk top.
    -- Leaf: Alternate, Unlobed, sharp Toothed, Spear shape.


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  20. Dame's Rocket  (also in violet)

    Also known as Dame's Violet, Mother-of-the-Evening, and Night-scented Gilliflower.
    [Hesperis matronalis] *7 p.306

    -- Flower: White, 4-petaled, Fan shape.
    -- Leaf: Toothed, Unlobed, Spear shape.


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  21. Peppergrass

    Also known as Least Pepperwort and Virginia Pepperweed.
    [Lepidium virginicum] *1 p.174, 430

    -- Flower: White, 4-petaled, Fan shape, in Clusters.
    -- Leaf: Toothed, Unlobed, Blade shape.


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  22. Horseradish

    [Armoracia lapathifolia] *5 p.138

    -- Flower: White, 4-petaled, Fan shape, in Clusters.
    -- Leaf: Toothed, Unlobed, Wavy, Football shape.


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  23. Stinging Nettle  (also in green or pale yellow)

    Also known as Burn Nettle, Common Nettle, or just Nettle.
    [Urtica dioica] *1 p.22, 813

    -- Flower: White, 4-petaled, Fan shaped.
    -- Leaf: Toothed, Unlobed, Opposite, Spear shaped.
    -- Stem: Square with thin, stiff, stinging hairs.

    Clusters of Tiny White Stinging Nettle Flowers not found
    Clusters of Tiny White Stinging Nettle Flowers

    View Stinging Nettle Details


  24. Cut-leaved Toothwort

    Also known as Crow's Toes, Pepper Root, and Purple-flowered Toothwort.
    [Dentaria laciniata | Cardamine concatenata] *1 p.164, 428

    -- Flower: White, 4-petaled, Fan shape.
    -- Leaf: Toothed, deeply Lobed, Hand shape.


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    View CutLeaved Toothwort Details


  25. Ohio Buckeye tree  (also in green or yellow)

    Also known as Fetid Buckeye tree and American Horse Chestnut tree.
    [Aesculus glabra] *3 p.359, 382, 530, 583

    -- Flower: White, 4-5-petaled, frilly Fan shape.
    -- Flower: Blossoms may have red or yellow blots.
    -- Leaf: Compound, Palmate.
    -- Leaflets: Toothed, 5 football shape leaflets.
    -- Leaflets: New leaves are red colored.
    -- Nuts: Sharp points on hull.
    -- Nuts: Shiny brown seed with whitish round spot.


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    -- sapling with new leaves


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  26. Lilac bush  (also in pink or violet)

    [Syringa vulgaris] *4 p.120

    -- Flower: White, 4-petaled, Fan shape, in Clusters.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Spade shape.


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  27. Flowering Dogwood tree  (also in pink or yellow)

    Also known as Whipple-tree.
    [Cornus florida] *3 p.76, 454, 554, 579, 615

    -- Flower: White, 4-petaled, Dimpled, Fan shape.
    -- Leaf: Simple, Untoothed, Unlobed, Football shape.
    -- Leaf: Curved leaf veins.
    -- Berries: Hard, oblong, green turning to red, brown tipped.
    -- Bark: Mottled.


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  28. Catalpa tree

    Also known as Catawba-tree, Cigartree, Hardy Catalpa tree, Indian-bean tree, Northern Catalpa tree, Western Catalpa tree, Bait tree, and Worm tree.
    [Catalpa speciosa] *3 p.97, 441, 664

    -- Flower: White, 4-petaled, with yellow and purple stripes.
    -- Flower: Bell shape, 2" long, in upright Clusters.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, 3 at a node.
    -- Leaf: Large Spade or Heart shape.
    -- Seeds: Bean-like seed Pods, 8"+ long, hanging down.


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  29. Russian Olive tree

    Also known as Oleaster tree, Persian Olive tree, Silver Berry tree, Senjed tree, Senjid tree, and Sinjid tree.
    [Elaeagnus angustifolia] *3 p.100, 392, 609

    -- Flower: White, 4 petaled, Horn shape with Star shape flare.
    -- Leaf: Grayish-Green, Unlobed, Untoothed, Oblong shape.
    -- Leaf: Many tiny white dots on top, brown dots underneath.
    -- Fruit: Pea to marble sized, Oval shape, hard berry.
    -- Bark: Gray-Brown and Smooth on young limbs.


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  30. Bluets  (also in blue or violet)

    Also known as Azure Bluet and Quaker Ladies.
    [Houstonia caerulea] *1 p.593, 766

    -- Flower: White, 4-petaled, Star shaped.
    -- Flower: 1 per stem, yellow center.
    -- Flower: 3/4" (1.9 cm) diameter.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Oval shaped.
    -- Leaf: Simple, Dull, Opposite.
    -- Leaf: 1/4" (0.6 cm) wide, 1" (2.5 cm) long.

    White Bluet flowers.
    White Bluet Flowers not found
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    View Bluets Details


  31. Woodland Stonecrop

    [Sedum ternatum] *9 354.3

    -- Flower: White, 4-petaled, sharp Star shape, 1/4" diameter.
    -- Leaf: 3-6 Clover-like, Unlobed, Untoothed, Paddle shape.
    -- Leaf: A fleshy Succulent with Whorled leaves.


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  32. Bedstraw

    Also known as Catchweed, Cleavers, Clivers, Goosegrass, Grip Grass, Robin-Run-the-Hedge, Stickeljack, Sticky Willow, Sticky Willy, and Stickyjack
    [Galium aparine] *1 p.171, 764

    -- Flower: White, 4-5-petaled, Star shape.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Blade shape.
    -- Leaf: Hairy, Whorled.
    -- Stem: Square stem.
    -- Seed: Spherical, Fuzzy seed balls.


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    Bedstraw040516.JPG -- One flower has 5 petals


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    -- Hairy, square stem


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    -- Fuzzy, spherical seed pod. Note different leaf.


  33. Woodruff

    [Asperula species] *8

    -- Flower: White, 4-petaled, Star shape.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Blade shape, Whorled.


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    5-Petaled White Flowers

    What is the flower shape ?

    Stringy Feathery Orchid Torpedo  Swept 
      Back 
    Stringy Shape example Feathery Shape example Orchid Shape example Torpedo Shape example Swept Shape example
       Star      Fan   Dimpled Umbrella
    Star Shape example Fan Shape example Dimpled Shape example Umbrella Shape example


  34. Japanese Honeysuckle  (also in yellow)

    [Lonicera japonica] *1 p.201, 360, 445

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, Stringy shape.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Oval or Football shape.


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  35. Miterwort

    Also known as Bishop's Cap.
    [Mitella diphylla] *1 p.129, 777

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, Feathery.
    -- Leaf: Toothed, Lobed, Whorled.


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  36. Field Pansy

    [Viola kitaibeliana] *5 p.56

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, Orchid shape.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, deeply Lobed, Grassy/Hand shape.


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  37. Lance-leaved Violet

    [Viola lanceolata] *5 p.28

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, Orchid shape.
    -- Flower: Purple stripes on the lower petal.
    -- Leaf: Toothed, Unlobed, Blade shape.


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  38. Violets  (also in purple, violet or yellow)

    [Viola species] *1 p.64, 818

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, Orchid shape.
    -- Flower: Stripes on the lower petal.
    -- Leaf: Round-Toothed, Unlobed, Heart shape.


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  39. Highbush Blueberry  (also in green)

    Also known as Blue Huckleberry, Blueberry bush, High Blueberry Swamp Blueberry, Swamp Huckleberry, and Tall Huckleberry.
    [Vaccinium corymbosum] *1 p.232, 657, 508

    -- Flower: White or Green, 5-petaled, Torpedo shape.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Football shape.
    -- Leaf: 2 to 3 inches (5 to 8 cm) long.
    -- Leaf: 1.5 inches (4 cm) wide.

    White Highbush Blueberry flowers.
    Blueberry White Flowers not found
    Blueberry White Flowers

    View Highbush Blueberry Details


  40. Shooting Star  (also in pink)

    [Dodecatheon meadia] *1 p.508, 716

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, Swept Back shape.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Spear shape.


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  41. Spring Beauty  (also in pink)

    Also known as Fairy Spud.
    [Claytonia virginica] *1 p.459, 712

    -- Flower: White with pink stripes.
    -- Flower: 5-petaled, Star or Fan shape.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Grass shape.


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  42. Evening Lychnis

    Also known as White Campion.
    [Lychnis alba | Silene latifolia] *1 p.69, 456

    -- Flower: White, 5-split-petaled, Star shape.
    -- Flower: Over a big Hairy Green swelling.
    -- Flower: The petals are so deeply split that
    -- Flower: it might appear as if 10 petaled.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Spear shape.


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    -- star shape


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  43. Dwarf Larkspur  (also in purple)

    Also known as Spring Larkspur.
    [Delphinium tricorne] *14 p.163-164

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, Star shape.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, 3-Lobed, Whorled.


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  44. Bradford Pear tree

    Also known as Callery Pear tree.
    [Pyrus calleryana] *8

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, Star/Horn shape.
    -- Leaf: Toothed, Unlobed, Spear shape.


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  45. Dwarf Ginseng

    [Panax trifolius] *1 p.160, 347

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, Star shape.
    -- Leaf: Whorled, 3 3-leaflet, Palmate Compound.
    -- Leaflet: Toothed edged, Unlobed, Football shape.


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  46. Harbinger of Spring

    Also known as Pepper and Salt. 
    [Erigenia bulbosa] *25

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, Star shape.
    with widely spaced petals.
    -- Flower: Dark red, oversized anthers.
    -- Flower: Anthers on thin white stamen stalks.
    -- Leaf: Lower Spoon shape.
    -- Leaf: Upper Pinnately divided into 3 small Oval leaflets.


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  47. Beaked Corn Salad

    [Valerianella radiata] *25

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, tiny (1/8") Fan shape.
    -- Flower: In rectangular Clusters.
    -- Leaf: Opposite, Unlobed, Tongue shape.
    -- Leaf: 2-10 teeth near stalk, else Untoothed.


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  48. False Rue Anemone

    [Isopyrum biternatum | Enemion biternatum] *1 p.56, 737

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, Star to Fan shape.
    -- Leaf: 3 Palmate Compound leaves per stem.
    -- Leaflet: 3 Palmate leaflets per leaf.
    -- Leaflet: Untoothed, 3-Lobes, Glove shape.


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  49. Wild Comfrey  Also found in pale blue.

    Also known as Blue Houndstongue.
    [Cynoglossum virginianum] *9 p.10.4

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, rough and bumpy Fan shape.
    -- Leaf: Alternate, Unlobed, Football shape.
    -- Leaf: Hairy edged, upper leaves Clasping.
    -- Stalk: Hairy stalk and Stem.


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    -- Hairy stalk, Clasping leaves.


  50. Bladder Campion

    [Silene cucubalus | Silene vulgaris] *1 p.71, 460

    -- Flower: White, 5-split-petaled, Fan shape.
    -- Flower: Over a big hairy green swelling.
    -- Flower: The petals are so deeply split that
    -- Flower: it might appear as if 10 petaled.
    -- Flower: In loose Clusters.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Spade shape.


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    -- fan shape


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    -- Hairy green swelling under the blossom.


  51. Smooth Azalea tree  (also in pink)

    [Rhododendron arborescens] *5 p.300-301

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, wavy Fan shape.
    -- Stamen: Long, bright Red.
    -- Leaf: Palmate Compound.
    -- Leaflet: 5, Untoothed, Unlobed, Football shape.


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    White5AzaleaSwamp20160527PachecoRI1.JPG


  52. Miner's Lettuce

    Also known as Indian Lettuce and Winter Purslane.
    [Claytonia perfoliata] *8

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, Fan shape.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Whorled, Round shape.


    White5MinersLettuce.JPG


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  53. One-flowered Cancer Root

    Also known as One-flowered Broomrape, Ghost Pipe, and Naked Broomrape.
    [Orobanche uniflora] *1 p.68, 665

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, Fan shape.
    -- Flower: Yellow stripes between the 3 lower petals.
    -- Leaf: None that are apparent.
    -- Stalk: Hairy.


    White5One-floweredCancerRoot20160525PachecoRI.JPG


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    White5One-floweredCancerRoot20160518PachecoRI.JPG


  54. Blackberry vine

    Also known as Brambles.
    [Rubus allegheniensis] *14 p.86-88

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, Fan/Star shape.
    -- Leaf: Toothed, Unlobed, Football shape.


    White5Blackberry090527B.JPG


    White5Blackberry090519A1.JPG


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    -- Red Aggregate berries turn black


  55. Common Strawberry

    [Fragaria virginiana] *1 p.58, 749

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, Fan shape.
    -- Leaf: 3, Toothed, Unlobed, Football shape.
    -- Fruit: Red berry with seeds on outer surface.


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    -- Accessory berry with seeds on the outer surface.


  56. Common Apple tree

    [Malus sylvestris | Malus pumila] *3 p.133, 456, 570, 491

    -- Flower: White, 5-Oval-petaled, Fan shape.
    -- Leaf: compound
    -- Leaflet: 5, Toothed, Unlobed, Football shape.
    -- Fruit: Hard, crunchy with smooth red, green, or yellow peeling.
    -- Fruit: Whitish flesh inside.
    -- Seeds: At the fruit's core in a pome.


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    Apple20160915AnnHOfruitCore1.JPG
    -- Seeds at the fruit's core in a pome.


    Apple20160915AnnHOleaves1.JPG


    Apple20160915AnnHOtree.JPG


    Apple20160915AnnHObark.JPG


  57. Cherry tree

    [Prunus serotina] *3 p.136, 447, 548, 506

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, Fan shape.
    -- Leaf: Toothed, Unlobed, Spade shape.


    TreeWhite5Cherry120328EdC.JPG


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    TreeWhite5Cherry120328EdB.JPG


    White5CherryTree20160523PachecoRI3.JPG


    White5Cherry20160527PachecoRI.JPG


  58. Wild Rose
    [Rosa bracteata] *1 p.755-756

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, Fan shape.
    -- Leaf: Toothed, Unlobed, Football/Spear shape.


    Pink5RoseWild20140604ArborPlace.JPG


  59. Crimson-Eyed Rose-Mallow

    Also known as Eastern Rosemallow and Swamp Rose-Mallow.
    [Hibiscus palustris peckii | Hibiscus moscheutos] *2 p.218

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, Fan shape.
    -- Flower: Red center with White stamens.
    -- Leaf: Tiny Toothed, Unlobed, Football shape.
    -- Dark red stems and leaf veins.


    White5Rose-MallowCrimson-Eyed20160802IndianOaks6.JPG


    White5Rose-MallowCrimson-Eyed20160802IndianOaks4.JPG


    White5Rose-MallowCrimson-Eyed20160802IndianOaks1.JPG


    White5Rose-MallowCrimson-Eyed20160802IndianOaks7.JPG


  60. Toxic
    American Polkweed 

    [Phytolacca americana] *1 p.143, 656, 679

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, 1/4" diameter, Fan shape.
    -- Flower: Bulbous green center.
    -- Flower: Starts out as a small Globe on a White stem before opening.
    -- Flower: Grouped in small triangular Clusters on white stalks.
    -- Leaf: Simple, Unlobed, Untoothed, Spear shape.
    -- Stalk and stems turn reddish as they mature.
    -- Berry: Toxic, Round, 1/4" diameter, Purple-Black.
    -- Berry: In a drooping Cluster.


    White5Polkweed20170617CTSPT6g.JPG


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    White1Polkweed20170617CTSPT6a.JPG


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  61. Moth Mullein  (Another variety in yellow)

    [Verbascum blattaria] *1 p.150, 335, 797

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, Fan shape.
    -- Leaf: Toothed, Unlobed, long Arrow shape.


    White5MothMullein090527A2.JPG


    White5MothMullein090527A1.JPG


  62. Waterleaf  (also in violet)

    [Hydrophyllum species] *9 p.314.7

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, Fan/Cup shape.
    -- Flower: Hairy blossoms in a terminal Cluster.
    -- Stamen: Long White filaments with
    -- Stamen: pale Yellow or Brown anthers.
    -- Leaf: Deeply Lobed, single Tooth at lobe end.
    -- Leaf: Often watermarked.
    -- Stem: Hairy.


    White5Waterleaf20170522LappingParkF.JPG


    White5Waterleaf20170522LappingParkA.JPG


  63. Elderberry tree

    Also known as American Black Elderberry tree, Black Elder tree, and Common Elder tree.
    [Sambucus canadensis] *1 p.336, 413, 539, 669

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, Fan shape, 1/4" in diameter.
    -- Flower: Grouped in an Umbrella shape Cluster.
    -- Stamen: 1 per petal with white filaments
    -- Stamen: and round creamy white anthers.
    -- Leaf: Compound, Pinnate, with 5, 7, or 9 leaflets.
    -- Leaflet: Unlobed, fine Toothed, Football shape.
    -- Berries: Round, dark blue/purple, 1/8" in diameter.


    White5Elderberry20170604F2.JPG


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    White5Elderberry20170604B.JPG


    White5Elderberry20170604Leaf.JPG


  64. Arrowwood tree

    Also known as Arrowwood Viburnum tree, Roughish Arrowwood tree, and Southern Arrowwood tree.
    [Viburnum dentatum] *1 p.213, 452

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, Fan shape.
    -- Flower: In Umbrella shaped Clusters.
    -- Stamen: 5 longish white filaments between the petals.
    -- Leaf: Opposite, Unlobed, large Toothed, Spade shape.
    -- Leaf: Large Tooth at the end of each major vein.
    -- Berries: Dark blue-black.


    White5Arrowwood20170510ArborPlace1b2.JPG
    -- Fan shape flowers with 5 white, longish stamens


    White5Arrowwood20170510ArborPlace1c.JPG
    -- Flowers are grouped into an umbrella shaped cluster


    White5Arrowwood20170510ArborPlace1e.JPG
    -- These flowers have not yet opened


    White5Arrowwood20170510ArborPlace1Leaf3.JPG
    -- Spade shape leaves with a large tooth at the end of each major vein


    White5Arrowwood20170510ArborPlace1Leaf4.JPG
    -- Opposite leaves


    White5Arrowwood20170510ArborPlace1a.JPG
    -- Bush or shrub in overall appearance


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  65. Yarrow  (also in pink)

    Also known as Devil's Nettle, Gordaldo, Herbal Militaris, Milfoil, Nosebleed Plant, Old Man's Pepper, Plumajillo, Sanguinary, Soldier's Woundwort, Thousand-Leaf, and Thousand-Seal.
    [Achillea millefolium] *1 p.192, 354

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled, Fringed.
    -- Flower: Umbrella of Star shape blossoms.
    -- Leaf: Feathery shape.


    White5Yarrow090527A.JPG


    WhiteYarrow20140510GenButlerKY2.JPG


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  66. Domestic Carrot

    [Daucus carota] *8

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled.
    -- Flower: Umbrella of Fan shape blossoms.
    -- Leaf: Feathery shape.
    -- Stalk: Harry.


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    -- Hairy main stalk.


  67. Wild Carrot

    Also known as Queen Anne's Lace, Bird's Nest, and Bishop's Lace.
    [Daucus carota] *1 p.191, 330

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled.
    -- Flower: Umbrella of Fan shaped blossoms.
    -- Flower: Center flower is sometimes pink or violet.
    -- Leaf: Feathery shape.
    -- Stalk: and stems are hairy. <== Note
    -- See this poisonous look-alike:  Poison Hemlock


    White5QueenAnnsLace20140713B.JPG
    -- Note violet center flower


    White5QueenAnnsLace20140713C.JPG
    -- Note the green flower 'nest' before it opens up


    QueenAnnesLace090519A.JPG
    -- Hairy stalk and feathery leaves.


  68. Poisonous
    Poison Hemlock

    Also known as Carrot Fern, Devil's Bread, Devil's Porridge, Poison Parsley, Spotted Corobane, and Spotted Hemlock.
    [Conium maculatum] *2 p.48-49

    -- Flower: White, 5-petaled.
    -- Flower: Umbrella of Fan shape blossoms.
    -- Flower: Heart shape petals are folded,
    -- Flower: sometimes crumpled or missing.
    -- Flower: Center flower in umbrella is never pink or violet.
    -- Flower: Blossoms may have 2 greenish-white centers.
    -- Stamen: 1 to 4 white filaments.
    -- Leaf: Opposite, deeply Lobed, Feathery shape.
    -- Stalk: and stems are hairless. <== Note
    -- Stalk: Reddish and may have a whitish haze that can rub off.
    -- Warning: Plant is poisonous.


    White5PoisonHemlock20170630HausfeldtLane2a.JPG


    White5HemlockPoison20160607IUSEINf.JPG
    -- Less dense umbrella


    White5HemlockPoison20160607IUSEINd.JPG


    White5HemlockPoison20160607IUSEINb.JPG


    White5HemlockPoison20160607IUSEINLeaf.JPG
    -- feathery leaf


    White5HemlockPoison20160607IUSEINStemHazeRubbedOff.JPG
    -- whitish haze on reddish stalk


  69. Wild Phlox  (also in blue or violet)

    Also known as Cleft Phlox and Sand Phlox.
    [Phlox bifida] *8

    -- Flower: White or pale Blue, 5-petaled, Deeply Dimpled.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Blade shape.
    -- Stem: Covered with short hairs

    White Wild Phlox Flowers not found
    White5Phlox120321A.JPG

    View Wild Phlox Details


    5-6-7-8- or 9-Petaled White Flowers

    What is the flower shape ?

       Star      Fan  
    Star Shape example Fan Shape example


  70. Round-lobed Hepatica

    [Hepatica americana | Hepatica nobilis] *1 p.464, 592, 736

    -- Flower: White, 6-petaled, Star/Fan shape.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, 3-Lobed, Spade shape.


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  71. Sharp-lobed Hepatica

    Also known as Kidneywort, Liverwort, and Pennywort.
    [Hepatica acutiloba | Anemone hepatica] *1 p.736

    -- Flower: White, 5-6-7-petaled, Fan/Star shape.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, 3-Lobed, Spade shape.


    White6HepaticaSharp-Lobed110406B_CTSP_T1.JPG


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    White6HepaticaSharp-Lobed110406A_CTSP_T1.JPG


  72. Rue Anemone  (also in blue and violet)

    [Anemonella thalictroides | Thalictrum thalictroides] *1 p.55, 729

    -- Flower: White, 5-6-7-8- or 9-petaled, Fan shape.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, 3-Lobed, Glove shape.


    WhiteRueAnemone040516C.JPG -- 5 and 7 petals


    White9RueAnemone20140417CTSP_T6a.JPG
    -- 6 and 9 petals


    White8RueAnemone20140410CTSP_T1a.JPG
    -- 6 and 8 petals


    White9RueAnemone090417CTSPa.JPG
    -- 9 petals


  73. Wood Anemone  (also found in pink)

    [Anemone quinquefolia] *1 p.54, 728

    -- Flower: White, 5-6-7-8 or 9-Oval-petaled, Fan shape.
    -- Leaf: 3, Toothed, 3- or 5-Lobed, Spikey/Hand shape.


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    -- 5 petals


    White8WoodAnemone20140417CTSP_T6a.JPG
    -- 8 petals


    6-Petaled White Flowers

    What is the flower shape ?

    Stalked   Cone 
    Center
     Globe     Star      Fan   Torpedo
    Stalked Shape example Cone Center Shape example Globe Shape example Star Shape example Fan Shape example Torpedo Shape example


  74. False Solomon's Seal

    Also known as False Spikenard, Feathery False Lily-of-the-Valley, Solomon's Plume, and Treacleberry.
    [Smilacina racemosa | Maianthemum racemosum] *1 p.122, 605

    -- Flower: White, 6-petaled, tiny, indescribable, at end of Stalk.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Alternate, Football shape.


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  75. Daffodil  (also in yellow)

    Also known as Daffadowndilly, Jonquil, and Narcissus.
    [Narcissus species] *8

    -- Flower: White, 6-petaled, Bell shape center.
    -- Flower: Center bell can be a different
    -- Flower: color than the outer parts.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, long Sword shape.


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    White6Daffodil20100404CTSP.JPG


  76. Garlic

    [Allium canadense] *1 p.553, 592

    -- Flower: White, 6-petaled, Globe of Star shape blossoms.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Grass shape.


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  77. Nodding Wild Onion

    Also known as Lady's Leek.
    [Allium cernuum] *1 p.554, 593

    -- Flower: White, 6-petaled.
    -- Flower: Nodding Globe of Star shape blossoms.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Grassy Tubed shape.


    White6OnionWildNodding090727A1.JPG


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  78. Trout Lily  (also in yellow)

    Also known as Dogtooth Violet.
    [Erythronium americanum] *1 p.278, 598

    -- Flower: White, 6-petaled, Nodding, Star shape.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Mottled Spear shape.


    White6TroutLily100401CTSPb.JPG


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    TroutLil040509D.JPG


    TroutLily20140427_CTSP_T1SeedPod1.JPG
    -- seed pods


  79. Eastern Camas  (also in violet)

    Also known as Atlantic Camas and Wild Hyacinth.
    [Camassia scilloides] *1 p.621, 596

    -- Flower: White, 6-petaled, Star shape.
    -- Flower: Clustered up and down main stalk.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Grass shape.


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  80. Star of Bethlehem

    Also known as Eleven-O'Clock Lady, Grass Lily, and Nap-at-Noon.
    [Ornithogalum umbellatum] *2 p.64-65

    -- Flower: White, 6-petaled, Star shape.
    -- Flower: Petals have a lengthwise centered
    -- Flower: green stripe on the back side.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Grass shape.


    White6StarOfBethleham20160521PachecoRI4.JPG


    White6StarOfBethlehem20170427LappingPark2a.JPG
    Note the centered green stripe on the back of the petals.


    White67StarOfBethlehem20140430ArborPlace.JPG
    -- 6 and 7+ petals


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  81. Clematis  (also in pink, purple or red)

    [Clematis species] *8

    -- Flower: White, 6-petaled, Star shape.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Spade shape.


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  82. Mayapple

    Also known as Mandrake and Ground Lemon.
    [Podophyllum peltatum] *1 p.87, 417

    -- Flower: White, 6-petaled, Fan shape.
    -- Leaf: 2, Untoothed, Lobed, Whorled shape.


    White6Mayapple20160429LappingParkA2.JPG


    White6Mayapple20160429LappingParkA1.JPG


    Mayapple20170507CherokeePark1bFruit.JPG
    -- apple seed pod


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  83. Ornamental Iris

    Also known as White Bearded Iris and White German Iris.
    [Iris florentina] *8

    -- Flower: White, 6-petaled, large Fan shape.
    -- Flower: with yellow stripes inside.
    -- Leaf: Unlobed, Untoothed, Blade shape.
    -- Leaf: 10+" long, 1+" wide.


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    White6Iris20170503AnnHOwenLeaf.JPG


  84. Sessile Bellwort  (also in yellow)

    Also known as Sessileleaf Bellwort, Little Merrybells, and Wild Oats.
    [Uvularia sessilifolia] *1 p.318, 613

    -- Flower: White, 6-petaled, Nodding, Torpedo shape.
    -- Leaf: Simple, Untoothed, Unlobed, Linear shape.
    -- Leaf: Alternate, Hairless, Mid-vein only, Stemless.
    -- Stalk: Reddish.


    BellwortSessile20180420Lapping1.JPG


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    BellwortSessile20180420Lapping3.JPG


    8-9-Petaled White Flowers

    What is the flower shape ?

       Fan      Star  
    Fan Shape example Star Shape example


  85. Magnolia tree  (also in pink)

    [Magnolia species] *8

    -- Flower: White, 8-petaled, large, Fan shape.
    -- Leaf: Unlobed, Untoothed, Shiny, Football shape.


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  86. Twin Leaf

    Also known as Rheumatism Root.
    [Jeffersonia diphylla] *1 p.88, 417

    -- Flower: White, 8-petaled, Fan shape.
    -- Leaf: 2, Untoothed or Rippled edged, Unlobed, Wing shape.


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  87. Bloodroot

    Also known as Bloodwort, Pauson, Red Puccoon, Redroot, and Tetterwort.
    [Sanguinaria canadensis] *1 p.53, 674

    -- Flower: White, 8-9-petaled, Star to Fan shape.
    -- Stamen: White filaments with Yellow anthers.
    -- Leaf: Round-Toothed, deeply 3-5-7-9-Lobed, Hand shape.


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    BloodRoot20140427_CTSP_T1SeedPod2.JPG


    10-Petaled White Flowers

    What is the flower shape ?

       Star      Fan  
    Star Shape example Fan Shape example


  88. Star Chickweed

    [Stellaria pubera] *1 p.50, 462

    -- Flower: White, 10-petaled, Star shape. White center.
    -- Flower: 5 deeply Notched petals that look like 10 petals.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Paired, Football shape.
    -- Stem: Have 2 lines of hairs.


    White10StarChickweed090417CTSPa.JPG


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  89. Mouse-ear Chickweed

    Also known as Clammy Chickweed.
    [Cerastium vulgatum | Cerastium glomeratum] *1 p.49, 455

    -- Flower: White, 10-petaled, Fan shape. Green center.
    -- Flower: 5 deeply Notched petals that look like 10 petals.
    -- Leaf: Hairy, Unlobed, Paired, Oblong? shape.


    White10ChickweedMouse-Ear20170321CTSPT1.JPG


    White10ChickweedMouse-ear20140510GenButlerKY1.JPG


    White10ChickweedMouse-ear20090417CTSPb.JPG


    Many-Petaled White Flowers

    What is the flower shape ?

     Globe  Stalked    Thin  
    SunRay
      Thick 
    SunRay
    Globe Shape example Stalked Shape example Thin SunRay Shape example Thick SunRay Shape example


  90. White Clover

    Also known as Dutch Clover and Ladino Clover.
    [Trifolium repens] *1 p.120, 542

    -- Flower: White, Many-petaled, Globe shape.
    -- Leaf: 3, Untoothed/Hairy edged, Oval shape.
    -- Leaf: Whorled with chevron (V) markings.


    CloverWhite040722A2.JPG


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  91. Crown Vetch  (also in pink and white)

    Also known as Axseed.
    [Coronilla varia | Securigera varia] *1 p.572, 525

    -- Flower: White, Many-petaled, Globe shape.
    -- Leaf: Pinnate Compound.
    -- Leaflet: Untoothed, Unlobed, Oval shape.


    CrownVetch040722A.JPG


    PinkNCrownVetch20160619ArborPlace4.JPG


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    PinkNCrownVetch20160619ArborPlace6.JPG


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  92. Sweet Pepperbush

    Also known as Coastal Sweetpepperbush and Summersweet.
    [Clethra alnifolia] *1 p.221, 468

    -- Flower: White, Many-petaled on a Stalk.
    -- Flower: Actually 5 petals, but are so small
    -- Flower: and densely packed that they're hard to count.
    -- Stamen: Feathery looking, long white filaments
    -- Stamen: with brown-tipped anthers as flowers mature.
    -- Leaf: Finely Toothed, Unlobed, Football shape.


    WhiteNSweetPepperBush20160811Blossoms3.JPG


    WhiteNSweetPepperBush20160814PrimitiveCampNJBlossoms1.JPG


    WhiteNSweetPepperBush20160811Leaves1.JPG


    WhiteNSweetPepperBush20160814PrimitiveCampNJLeaves.JPG


  93. Catnip

    Also known as Catmint and Catswort.
    [Nepeta cataria] *1 p.183, 577

    -- Flower: White, Many-petaled, top of Stalk.
    -- Leaf: Toothed, Arrow shape, Hairy.
    -- Stem: Hairy.


    MintCatnip20140821.JPG


  94. English Plantain  (also in green)

    Also known as Lamb's Tongue, Narrowleaf Plantain, Ribleaf, and Ribwort Plantain.
    [Plantago lanceolata] *1 p.107, 680

    -- Flower: White, Many-petaled.
    -- Flower: Cigar shape Cluster on top of Stalk.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Whorled.
    -- Leaf: Long Blade shape with 3 veins.


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    -- 3 veins in leaf


  95. Motherwort

    Also known as Lion's Ear, Lion's Tail, and Throw-wort.
    [Leonurus cardiaca] *1 p.559, 572

    -- Flower: White, Many-petaled.
    -- Flower: Clustered along the main Stalk.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, 3-Lobed.
    -- Leaf: Football shape above, W shape below.


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  96. Goldenseal

    Also known as Orangeroot and Yellow Puccoon.
    [Hydrastis canadensis] *1 p.117, 736

    -- Flower: White, Many-petaled, Thin Sunray shape.
    -- Leaf: Toothed, 3-5-Lobed, Hand shape.


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  97. Carolina Elephant's Foot  (also in pink)

    Also known as Leafy Elephant's Foot.
    [Elephantopus carolinianus] *25

    -- Flower: White, Many-petaled, Thin Sunray shape.
    -- Flower: No center disc.
    -- Leaf: Simple, sparcely Toothed, Unlobed, Spear shape.
    -- Leaf: Opposite, Mid-vein with subveins parallel out to the edge.
    -- Leaf: Stemless 3 leaves nearest the flowers.
    -- Stem: Winged stems below.


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  98. Common Fleabane  (also in pink)

    Also know as Daisy Fleabane, Frost-root, Marsh Fleabane, Philadelphia Fleabane, Poor Robin's Plantain, and Skervish.
    [Erigeron philadelphicus] *1 p.94, 483, 377

    -- Flower: White, Many-petaled, Thin Sunray shape.
    -- Flower: Yellow center disc.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Spade shape, Whorled.


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  99. Daisy Fleabane  (also in pink)

    Also known as Annual Fleabane and Eastern Daisy Fleabane.
    [Erigeron annuus] *1 p.93, 484, 376

    -- Flower: White, Many-petaled, Thin Sunray shape.
    -- Flower: Yellow center disc.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Spade shape.
    -- Leaf: Stemless, Clasping leaf.
    -- Stem: Hairy stem and stalk.


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  100. Ox-eyed Daisy

    [Chrysanthemum leucanthemum | Leucanthemum vulgare] *1 p.91, 371

    -- Flower: White, Many-petaled, Thick Sunray shape.
    -- Flower: Yellow center disc.
    -- Leaf: Untoothed, Unlobed, Oblong? shape.


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  101. Calico Aster

    Also known as Starved Aster.
    [Symphyotrichum lateriflorum] *8

    -- Flower: White, Many-petaled, Thick Sunray shape.
    -- Flower: Center is Stringy and dark Pink.
    -- Leaf: Unlobed, large Toothed, Spade shape.


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  102. Woodland Lettuce  (also in violet)

    Also known as Wild Lettuce.
    [Lactuca floridana] *25

    -- Flower: White, Many-petaled, Thick Sunray shape.
    -- Flower: Fringed petal tips, purple stamens.
    -- Leaf: Simple, scarce Toothed.
    -- Leaf: Irregular shallow Pinnate Lobes.
    -- Leaf: Alternate, Pinnatifid shape leaves.
    -- Edible leaves.


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  103. Purple Coneflower  (also in orange or pink)

    Also known as Eastern Purple Coneflower and Hedgehog Coneflower.
    [Echinacea purpurea] *9 p.80.1

    -- Flower: White, Many-petaled, Thick Sunray shape.
    -- Flower: Brown Center Cone.
    -- Flower: Tiny Dimples at the petal tips.
    -- Leaf: Simple, Unlobed, Spear shape, Opposite.
    -- Leaf: Widely spaced Teeth, slightly Hairy edged.
    -- Leaf: 3 Lengthwise Curved leaf veins.
    -- Stem: Somewhat Hairy.
    -- Root is Medicinal.


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List of White flower names:

A  B  C  D  E  F  G  H  I  J  K  L  M  N  O  P  Q  R  S  T  U  V  W  XYZ


A

Acacia tree, False

Adam's Needle

American Black Elderberry tree

American Horse Chestnut tree

American Polkweed

Anemone, False Rue

Anemone, Rue

Anemone, Wood

Annual Fleabane

Apple tree, Common

Arrowwood Viburnum tree

Arrowwood tree

Arrowwood tree, Roughish

Arrowwood tree, Southern

Aster, Calico

Aster, Starved

Atlantic Camas

Axseed

Azalea tree, Smooth

Azure Bluet


B

Bait tree

Bayonet, Spanish

Beaked Corn Salad

Bear-grass

Bearded Iris, White

Beauty, Spring

Bedstraw

Bells, Roanoke

Bellwort, Sessile

Bellwort, Sessileleaf

Bethlehem, Star of

Bird's Nest

Bishop's Cap

Bishop's Lace

Black Elder tree

Black Elderberry tree, American

Black Locust tree

Blackberry vine

Bladder Campion

Bloodroot

Bloodwort

Blue Houndstongue

Blue Huckleberry

Bluebell, Virginia

Blueberry bush

Blueberry, High

Blueberry, Highbush

Blueberry, Swamp

Bluet, Azure

Bluets

Bradford Pear tree

Brambles

Bread, Devil's

Breeches, Dutchman's

Broomrape, Naked

Broomrape, One-flowered

Buckeye tree, Fetid

Buckeye tree, Ohio

Buckeye, Texas

Burn Nettle

bush, Blueberry

bush, Lilac

Bushclover, Chinese


C

Calico Aster

Camas, Atlantic

Camas, Eastern

Campion, Bladder

Campion, White

Canada Mayflower

Canadian May-lily

Cancer Root, One-flowered

Carolina Elephant's Foot

Carrot Fern

Carrot, Domestic

Carrot, Wild

Catalpa tree

Catalpa tree, Hardy

Catalpa tree, Northern

Catalpa tree, Western

Catawba-tree

Catchweed

Catmint

Catnip

Catswort

Cherry tree

Cherry tree

Chestnut tree, American Horse

Chickweed, Clammy

Chickweed, Mouse-ear

Chickweed, Mouse-ear

Chickweed, Star

Chickweed, Star

Chinese Bushclover

Cigartree

Clammy Chickweed

Cleavers

Cleft Phlox

Clematis

Clivers

Clover, Dutch

Clover, Ladino

Clover, White

Coastal Sweetpepperbush

Comfrey, Wild

Common Apple tree

Common Elder tree

Common Fleabane

Common Nettle

Common Strawberry

Coneflower, Eastern Purple

Coneflower, Hedgehog

Coneflower, Purple

Corn Salad, Beaked

Corn, Squirrel

Corobane, Spotted

Cowslip, Virginia

Crimson-Eyed Rose-Mallow

Crow's Toes

Crown Vetch

Cut-leaved Toothwort


D

Daffadowndilly

Daffodil

Daisy Fleabane

Daisy Fleabane

Daisy Fleabane, Eastern

Daisy, Ox-eyed

Dame's Rocket

Dame's Violet

Devil's Bread

Devil's Nettle

Devil's Porridge

Dogtooth Violet

Dogwood tree, Flowering

Domestic Carrot

Dutch Clover

Dutchman's Breeches

Dwarf Ginseng

Dwarf Larkspur


E

Ear, Lion's

Eastern Camas

Eastern Daisy Fleabane

Eastern Purple Coneflower

Eastern Rosemallow

Elder tree, Black

Elder tree, Common

Elderberry tree

Elderberry tree, American Black

Elephant's Foot, Carolina

Elephant's Foot, Leafy

Eleven-O'Clock Lady

English Plantain

Evening Lychnis


F

Fairy Spud

False Acacia tree

False Lily-of-the-Valley

False Lily-of-the-Valley, Feathery

False Rue Anemone

False Solomon's Seal

False Spikenard

Feathery False Lily-of-the-Valley

Fern, Carrot

Fetid Buckeye tree

Field Pansy

Fleabane, Annual

Fleabane, Common

Fleabane, Daisy

Fleabane, Daisy

Fleabane, Eastern Daisy

Fleabane, Marsh

Flowering Dogwood tree

Foot, Carolina Elephant's

Foot, Leafy Elephant's

Frost-root


G

Garlic

Garlic Mustard

Garlic Mustard

Garlic, Hedge

German Iris, White

Ghost Pipe

Gilliflower, Night-scented

Ginseng, Dwarf

Gilliflower, Night-scented

Glory, Morning

Goldenseal

Goosegrass

Gordaldo

Grass Lily

Grass, Grip

Great White Trillium

Grip Grass

Ground Lemon


H

Harbinger of Spring

Hardy Catalpa tree

Hedge Garlic

Hedge, Penny

Hedgehog Coneflower

Hemlock, Poison

Hemlock, Spotted

Hepatica, Round-lobed

Hepatica, Sharp-lobed

Herbal Militaris

High Blueberry

Highbush Blueberry

Honeysuckle, Japanese

Horse Chestnut tree, American

Horseradish

Houndstongue, Blue

Huckleberry, Blue

Huckleberry, Swamp

Huckleberry, Tall

Hyacinth, Wild


I

Indian Lettuce

Indian-bean tree

Iris, Ornamental

Iris, White Bearded

Iris, White German


J

Jack-by-the-Hedge

Jack-in-the-Bush

Japanese Honeysuckle

Jonquil


K

Kidneywort


L

Lace, Bishop's

Lace, Queen Anne's

Ladies, Quaker

Ladino Clover

Lady's Leek

Lady, Eleven-O'Clock

Lamb's Tongue

Lance-leaved Violet

Large Flowered Trillium

Larkspur, Dwarf

Larkspur, Spring

Leafy Elephant's Foot

Least Pepperwort

Leek, Lady's

Lemon, Ground

Lespedeza, Sericea

Lettuce, Indian

Lettuce, Miner's

Lettuce, Wild

Lettuce, Woodland

Lilac bush

Lily, Grass

Lily, Trout

Lily-of-the-Valley, False

Lily-of-the-Valley, Feathery False

Lion's Ear

Lion's Tail

Little Merrybells

Liverwort

Locust tree, Black

Locust tree, Yellow

Lungwort Oysterleaf

Lychnis, Evening


M

Magnolia tree

Man's Mustard, Poor

Man's Pepper, Old

Mandrake

Marsh Fleabane

Marsh Pea

May-lily, Canadian

Mayapple

Mayflower, Canada

Merrybells, Little

Milfoil

Militaris, Herbal

Miner's Lettuce

Miterwort

Morning Glory

Moth Mullein

Mother-of-the-Evening

Motherwort

Mouse-ear Chickweed

Mouse-ear Chickweed

Mullein, Moth

Mustard, Garlic

Mustard, Garlic

Mustard, Poor Man's


N

Naked Broomrape

Nap-at-Noon

Narcissus

Narrowleaf Plantain

Needle, Adam's

Needle-palm

Nest, Bird's

Nettle, Burn

Nettle, Common

Nettle, Devil's

Nettle, Stinging

Night-scented Gilliflower

Nodding Trillium

Nodding Wild Onion

Northern Catalpa tree

Nosebleed Plant


O

Oats, Wild

Ohio Buckeye tree

Old Man's Pepper

One-flowered Broomrape

One-flowered Cancer Root

Onion, Nodding Wild

Orangeroot

Ornamental Iris

Ox-eyed Daisy

Oysterleaf, Lungwort


P

Pansy, Field

Parsley, Poison

Pauson

Pea, Marsh

Pear tree, Bradford

Penny Hedge

Pennywort

Pepper Root

Pepper and Salt

Pepper, Old Man's

Pepperbush, Sweet

Peppergrass

Pepperweed, Virginia

Pepperwort, Least

Phlox, Cleft

Phlox, Sand

Phlox, Wild

Phlox, Woodland

Pipe, Ghost

Plant, Nosebleed

Plant, Sentry

Plantain, English

Plantain, Narrowleaf

Plantain, Poor Robin's

Plantain, Ribwort

Plumajillo

Plume, Solomon's

Poison Hemlock

Poison Parsley

Polkweed

Polkweed, American

Poor Man's Mustard

Poor Robin's Plantain

Porridge, Devil's

Puccoon, Red

Puccoon, Yellow

Purple Coneflower

Purple Coneflower, Eastern

Purple Rocket

Purple-flowered Toothwort

Purslane, Winter


Q

Quaker Ladies

Queen Anne's Lace


R

Red Puccoon

Redroot

Rheumatism Root

Ribleaf

Ribwort Plantain

Roanoke Bells

Robin's Plantain, Poor

Robin-Run-the-Hedge

Rocket, Dame's

Rocket, Purple

Root, One-flowered Cancer

Root, Pepper

Root, Rheumatism

Rose, Wild

Rose-Mallow, Crimson-Eyed

Rose-Mallow, Swamp

Rosemallow, Eastern

Roughish Arrowwood tree

Round-lobed Hepatica

Rue Anemone

Rue Anemone, False


S

Salad, Beaked Corn

Salt, Pepper and

Sand Phlox

Sanguinary

Sauce-Alone

Sentry Plant

Sericea Lespedeza

Sessile Bellwort

Sessileleaf Bellwort

shape: bell -- 1-petaled

shape: bell -- 4-petaled

shape: cone center -- 6-petaled

shape: cup -- 3-petaled

shape: dimpled -- 4-petaled

shape: dimpled -- 5-petaled

shape: fan -- 4-petaled

shape: fan -- 5-petaled

shape: fan -- 5-9-petaled

shape: fan -- 6-petaled

shape: fan -- 8-petaled

shape: fan -- 10-petaled

shape: feathery -- 5-petaled

shape: globe -- 1-petaled

shape: globe -- 6-petaled

shape: globe -- many-petaled

shape: heart -- 2-petaled

shape: horn -- 1-petaled

shape: horn -- 4-petaled

shape: orchid -- 2-petaled

shape: orchid -- 5-petaled

shape: stalked -- 1-petaled

shape: stalked -- 6-petaled

shape: stalked -- many-petaled

shape: star -- 3-petaled

shape: star -- 4-petaled

shape: star -- 5-petaled

shape: star -- 6-petaled

shape: star -- 8-petaled

shape: star -- 10-petaled

shape: stringy -- 5-petaled

shape: swept back -- 5-petaled

shape: thick sunray -- many-petaled

shape: thin sunray -- many-petaled

shape: torpedo -- 1-petaled

shape: umbrella cluster -- 5-petaled

shape: vee -- 2-petaled

shape: winged stem -- 2-petaled

Sharp-lobed Hepatica

Shooting Star

Silk-grass

Skervish

Smooth Solomon's Seal

Snowflake, Summer

Soldier's Woundwort

Solomon's Plume

Solomon's Seal, False

Solomon's Seal, Smooth

Solomonseal, Two-leaved

Southern Arrowwood tree

Spanish Bayonet

Speedwell, Thyme-leaved

Speedwell, Thymeleaf

Spikenard, False

Spotted Corobane

Spotted Hemlock

Spring Beauty

Spring Larkspur

Spring, Harbinger of

Spud, Fairy

Squirrel Corn

Star Chickweed

Star Chickweed

Star of Bethlehem

Star, Shooting

Starved Aster

Stickeljack

Sticky Willow

Sticky Willy

Stickyjack

Stinging Nettle

Stonecrop, Woodland

Strawberry, Common

Summer Snowflake

Summersweet

Smooth Azalea tree

Swamp Blueberry

Swamp Huckleberry

Swamp Rose-Mallow

Sweet Pepperbush

Sweet William, Wild

Sweetpepperbush, Coastal


T

Tail, Lion's

Tall Huckleberry

Tetterwort

Texas Buckeye

Thousand-Leaf

Thousand-Seal

Throw-wort

Thyme-leaved Speedwell

Thymeleaf Speedwell

Toes, Crow's

Tongue, Lamb's

Toothwort, Cut-leaved

Toothwort, Purple-flowered

Treacleberry

tree, American Black Elderberry

tree, American Horse Chestnut

tree, Apple

tree, Arrowwood

tree, Arrowwood Viburnum

tree, Bait

tree, Black Elder

tree, Black Locust

tree, Bradford Pear

tree, Catalpa

tree, Cherry

tree, Cherry

tree, Common Elder

tree, Elderberry

tree, False Acacia

tree, Fetid Buckeye

tree, Flowering Dogwood

tree, Hardy Catalpa

tree, Indian-bean

tree, Magnolia

tree, Northern Catalpa

tree, Ohio Buckeye

tree, Roughish Arrowwood

tree, Smooth Azalea

tree, Southern Arrowwood

tree, Western Catalpa

tree, Worm

tree, Yellow Locust

Trillium, Great White

Trillium, Large Flowered

Trillium, Nodding

Trout Lily

Twinleaf

Two-leaved Solomonseal


U


V

Vetch, Crown

Vetchling

Viburnum tree, Arrowwood

vine, Blackberry

Violet, Dame's

Violet, Dogtooth

Violet, Lance-leaved

Violets

Virginia Bluebell

Virginia Cowslip

Virginia Pepperweed


W

Wake-Robin, White

Waterleaf

Western Catalpa tree

Whipple-tree

White Bearded Iris

White Campion

White Clover

White German Iris

White Trillium, Great

White Wake-Robin

Wild Carrot

Wild Comfrey

Wild Hyacinth

Wild Lettuce

Wild Oats

Wild Onion, Nodding

Wild Phlox

Wild Rose

Wild Sweet William

William, Wild Sweet

Willow, Sticky

Willy, Sticky

Winter Purslane

Wood Anemone

Woodland Lettuce

Woodland Phlox

Woodland Stonecrop

Woodruff

Worm tree

Woundwort, Soldier's


XYZ

Yarrow

Yellow Locust tree

Yellow Puccoon

Yucca



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