adder’s tongue fern Y

appalachian ragwort YJN

blue field madder

bracted plantain Y

carolina cranesbill Y

carolina rose YJ

carolina spring beauty Y

cleavers YJ

common buttercup

common cinquefoil YJ

common greenbriar YJ

common mullein J

common ragweed YJ

common yellow wood sorrel YJN

curly dock JN

cutleaf evening primrose YJ

downy lobelia YJ

early buttercup Y

english plantain J

false aloe Y

false garlic Y

field hedge parsley

flowering spurge YJ

glade sandwort Y

glade savory YJ

glade stonecrop Y

golden st. johnswort YJ

hairy hawkweed Y

hairy ruellia “wild petunia” Y

henbit

horse nettle YN

japanese honeysuckle J

lamb’s quarters J

long styled glade cress Y

low hop clover

lyreleaf sage YJ

narrowleaf vervain Y

nashville breadroot YJ

nodding thistle

oxeye daisy J

pale blue-eyed grass Y

poison hemlock JN

poison ivy YN

prairie mimosa (“bundle flower”) YJ

prairie tea YJN

prickly mallow

prickly pear Y (only native cactus of TN)  J

purple dead nettle

red clover J

rose vervain YJ

round-fruited st. johnswort YJ

rough buttonweed Y

slender heliotrope Y

small glade cress Y

small skullcap Y

small white morning glory Y

smooth vetch

spotted sandmat YJ

spreading chervil

sulphur cinquefoil J

swan’s sedge Y

tennessee milk vetch YJ

slender whiteflower beardtongue Y

thimbleweed YJ

three-lobed evening primrose Y

venus’ pride Y

violet wood sorrel Y

virginia ground cherry Y

virginia plantain YJ

western daisy Y

white clover

white heath aster Y

whorled milkweed Y

wild carrot J

wild lettuce (yellow) YJ

wild onion J

wild potato vine YJ

wild poinsettia Y

wingstem Y

wood spurge YN

woodland sunflower Y

woolly croton Y

yellow goatsbeard J

american redbud Y

chinkapin oak Y

glade privet Y

post oak Y

skunkbush sumac (also referred to as squawbush) Y

winged elm Y