Plants that are commonly found throughout the state of Texas and are on the 4-H master plant list.

1. Plant Quiz 2

3. Algerita
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5. Ashe juniper
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7. Blackbrush
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9. Blackjack oak
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3 lobes

11. Common buttonbush
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White round puff ball

13. Coyotillo
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15. Flameleaf sumac
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27. Loblolly Pine
Leaves of 3

29. Lotebush
Each stem ends in a thorn
Blue-ish color stem

31. Netleaf hackberry
Red fruits

33. Post oak
“Ghost” shaped leaves

35. Redberry juniper
Red berries
White specs on stem and leaves

37. Sand sage
Grey thin leaves

41. Skunkbush
Leaves have 3 lobes
Reb berries
Smells like a skunk

43. Spiny hackberry
Zig-zag stem
Thorny
Leaves are serrated on top half

45. Whitebrush
White stem
Small leaves
White long flowers

47. Willow bacchris
White flowers
Leaves have few serations on upper half
Stems are weak

49. Yaupon
Leaves are lobed
Small red berries

51. Bitter sneezeweed
Single large yellow flowers

53. Broadleaf milkweed

55. Broom snakeweed
Perennial woody base

57. Common broomweed
Annual single stem

59. Engelmanndaisy
Leaves make “E’s”
Rough hairy leaves

61. Field bindweed
“Arrow” shaped leaves
White flowers

63. Maximillian sunflower
Long leaves with no lobes
Rough to tough
Large yellow flowers

65. Mexican sagewart
Silver leaves with short dense hair
Lobed with black tipped leaves

67. Orange zexmenia
“Sand paper” opposite leaves

69. Silverleaf nightshade
Purple flower
Yellow berries
Thorns on stem

71. Upright prairie coneflower

73. Western ragweed

75. Woolly loco