Willow Oak tree- very distinct type of Oak tree due to the unique shape of its leaves.
Crape Myrtl tree- distinct because of its long branches and colorful flowers.
Sycamore tree- has sticky buds that grow at the end of its leaves.
Paper Birch tree- the bark is the identifying factor when looking at this tree, by the way the bark peels you can tell its a Paper Birch.
Ginkgo Bailoba tree- this tree is unique because there are male and female sexes of this tree. It requires sexual reproduction to spread seed, unlike most plants which are asexual.
Monkey Grass- normal plant found all over. Native to Japan.
Juniper plant- little buds at the end of needle-like leaves.
Poison Ivy- produces urushiol which is the sap that makes poison ivy so irritating to nearly everyone that comes into contact with it.
Mexican Petunia- evergreen with trumpet shaped flowers. You like these right Dr. Rood???
Elephant Ear plant- very, very large leaves. Some species can be even eaten.
Chinese Fringe- native to the far east such as Japan and China. Thin pink/white petals.
Angel's Trumpet- has hallucinogenic qualities, but is also HIGHLY TOXIC! Long, peach petals that resemble trumpets (obviously).
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