WNC Wildseed Library Target Species List

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1	Note that we may accept donations	of native seeds that are not	included on this list. Email Skye at scahoon@mainspringconserves.org to inquire about donating seed that is not on this list.
2	Latin Name	Common Name	Notes

3	Allium tricoccum	Ramps, Wild Onion
4	Andropogon gerardi	Big Blue Stem Grass
5	Aquilegia canadensis	Eastern Columbine
6	Asclepias exaltata	Poke Milkweed
7	Asclepias incarnata	Swamp Milkweed
8	Asclepias syriaca	Common Milkweed
9	Asclepias tuberosa	Butterfly Weed
10	Bidens aristosa	Beggar's Ticks
11	Calycanthus floridus	Sweetshrub, Carolina Allspice
12	Campsis radicans	Trumpet Vine
13	Chasmanthium latifolium	River Oats
14	Chasmanthium laxum	Slender River Oats
15	Chrysogonum virginianum	Green and Gold
16	Cirsium altissimum	Tall Thistle
17	Clematis virginiana	Virgin's Bower	Some Clematis species are invasive. Ensure your plant is C. virginiana before donating.
18	Coreopsis grandiflora	Large-Flowered Tickseed
19	Coreopsis major	Greater Tickseed
20	Coreopsis pubescens	Star Tickseed
21	Coreopsis tripteris	Tall Coreopsis
22	Dicentra cucullaria	Dutchman's breeches
23	Elymus virginicus	Virginia Wildrye
24	Eurybia divaricata	White Wood Aster
25	Gelsemium sempervirens	Yellow Jessamine
26	Gillenia trifoliata	Bowman's Root
27	Helianthus angustifolius	Swamp Sunflower
28	Helianthus atrorubens	Purpledisc Sunflower
29	Helianthus divaricatus	Rough Woodland Sunflower
30	Helianthus giganteus	Giant Sunflower
31	Helianthus hirsutus	Hairy Sunflower
32	Helianthus microcephalus	Small Woodland Sunflower
33	Helianthus strumosus	Pale-Leaf Woodland Sunflower
34	Heliopsis helianthoides	Oxeye Sunflower
35	Houstonia caerulea	Azure Bluet
36	Houstonia longifolia	Long-Leaf Bluet
37	Houstonia purpurea	Woodland Bluet
38	Houstonia pusilla	Tiny Bluet
39	Houstonia serpyllifolia	Thymeleaf Bluet
40	Liatris spicata	Blazing Star
41	Lobelia cardinalis	Cardinal Flower
42	Lobelia siphilitica	Blue Lobelia
43	Lonicera sempervirens	Coral Honeysuckle
44	Monarda clinopodia	White Bergamot
45	Monarda didyma	Scarlet Beebalm
46	Monarda fistulosa	Wild Bergamot
47	Monarda media	Horsemint
48	Monarda punctata	Spotted Beebalm
49	Panicum clandestinum	Deer-Tongue Switchgrass
50	Panicum virgatum	Switchgrass
51	Passiflora incarnata	Passionflower
52	Penstemon digitalis	Tall White Beardtongue	Some wild Penstemon species are considered rare or threatened, and should not be collected from.
53	Polygonatum biflorum	Smooth Solomon's Seal
54	Polygonatum pubescens	Downy Solomon's Seal
55	Pycnanthemum incanum	Hoary Mountain Mint
56	Pycnanthemum loomisii	Loomis Mountain Mint
57	Pycnanthemum montanum	Appalachian Mountain mint
58	Pycnanthemum muticum	Clustered Mountain Mint
59	Pycnanthemum pycnanthemoides	Southern Mountain Mint
60	Pycnanthemum tenuifolium	Narrow-Leafed Mountain Mint
61	Pycnanthemum verticillatum	Hairy Mountain Mint
62	Pycnanthemum verticillatum	Orange Coneflower
63	Rudbeckia hirta	Black-Eyed Susan
64	Rudbeckia laciniata	Sochan/Cut-leaf coneflower/Green-headed coneflower
65	Salvia lyrata	Lyreleaf Sage
66	Schizachyrium scoparium	Little Blue Stem Grass
67	Scutellaria incana var. punctata	Hoary Skullcap
68	Solidago caesia	Wreath goldenrod	Some Solidago species are threatened and should not be collected from, while others are non-native. Ensure your Solidago is native before donating.
69	Solidago curtisii	Mountain Decumbent Goldenrod
70	Solidago patula	Rough-leafed goldenrod
71	Solidago rugosa	Wrinkle-leaf goldenrod
72	Sorghastrum elliottii	Nodding Grass ("Indian Grass")
73	Sorghastrum nutans	Wood Grass
74	Symphyotrichum cordifolium	Blue Wood Aster
75	Symphyotrichum lateriflorum	Calico Aster
76	Symphyotrichum novi-belgii	New York Aster
77	Symphyotrichum pilosum	Frost Aster
78	Verbesina alternifolia	Wingstem
79	Vernonia altissima	Ironweed
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