Quiz Plant ID Week 2

The peltate leaved perennial is semi-evergreen and blooms in late winter. Tolerates shade and is deer resistant. Give the common name

This plant blooms almost all season long, attracts pollinators, has square stems and aromatic leaves. Cultivars have gold foliage. What is it's common name?

This plant has silvery gray foliage that is aromatic when crushed. The inflorescence is usually gold, is considered a corymb, giving the flower a flat appearance. What is the common name?

Blooms almost all season, cultivars have pink-blue-purple leaves. What is it's common name?

There are two common plants of this genus that are available to garden centers. The species pictured has the latin name verticillata which means thin leaves. What is it's common name?

This plant in the asteracea family has individual flowers that are sessile. Give the common name

This native plant has blue flowers in spring but is also well known for it's golden fall foliage

A member of the family lamiaceae, this plant has square stems and attracts pollinators. Give the common name

The scientific name of the genus of this plant translates to "cutter" it has sharp edges, and is acaulescent. Tolerates shade . Give the common name. Of course I guess there may be more than one.

Fall blooming native plant, cultivars in colors ranging from pink to blue to purple, What is the common name?

Off the digging deeper list, this is spring flowering woodland plant that tolerates shade. Leaves are opposite. What is the scientific name?

From the digging deeper list, there are two species of this plant commonly available, the pictured species villosa, is grown for it's colorful foliage and patterns, the species sanguinea, has showier coral colored flowers. What is the GENUS of these plants?

From the digging deeper list, this is a spring blooming native plant. What is it's common name?

Late spring blooming can tolerate shade. What is it's common name?

Native to the southeast, this vine has sessile leaves below the flower.. What is a common name?

The part that arrows are pointing to are called ____________________________.

What is the botanical term used to describe where/how the leaf petiole is attached to the leaf?

Since this plan appears to not have a stem, we would refer to it as being _____________________.