Ecological Survey conducted by BioLogic Environmental Consulting, LLC  Trees Box elder Red maple Silver maple White or paper birch Musclewood Bitternut or yellowbud hickory Shag bark hickory Hackberry White ash Butternut Black walnut Red cedar Ironwood Big tooth aspen Quaking aspen Black cherry Apple White oak Bur oak Red oak Willow Basswood American elm Red or slippery elm  Shrubs New Jersey tea Pagoda dogwood Gray dogwood Haselnut Hawthorn Bush honeysuckle Prairie ninebark Wild plum Choke cherry Common buckthorn Smooth sumac Gooseberry Multiflora rosa Wild rose Blackberry Red raspberry Black raspberry Elder berry Prickly ash Downy arrowwood Nannyberry  Ferns Maiden Hair Fern Lady Fern Rattlesnake Fern Spinulose Woodfern Sensitive Fern Interrupted Fern Peat Moss  Vines Hog Peanut Bittersweet Wild clematis Field bindweed Hedge bindweed Wild yam Wild cucumber Hops Wild honeysuckle Virginia creeper Carrion flower Nightshade Spring vetch Riverbank grape Wild grape  Grasses and Sedges Quack grass Redtop Smooth brome grass Hairy wood chess Tussock sedge Orchard grass Bottlebrush grass Silky wild rye Red fescue Nodding fescue Muhly grass Nimblewill grass Ricegrass Wide leaved panic grass Reed canary grass Timothy Kentucky blue grass Yellow foxtail Forbes Three seeded Mercury Yarrow Red bane berry Yellow hyssop Agrimony Wild garlic Wild leek Common ragweed Canadian anemone Thimbleweed Wood anemone Spreading dogbane Columbine Wild sarsaparilla Spikenard Burdock Jack-in-the-pulpit Wild ginger Common milkweed Whorled milkweed Heath aster Calico aster Lowrie's aster New England aster Pilose aster Arrow-leaved aster Short's aster Yellow rocket Tall bellflower Mouse-ear chickweed Turtlehead Enchanger's nightshade Woodland thistle Canada thistle Bull thistle Honewort Queen Ann's lace Tick-trefoil Nake tick trefoil Deptford pink Dutchman's breeches Shooting star Northern willow herb Daisy fleabane Robin plantain White trout lily Sweet Joe-pye weed White snake root Wild strawberry Cleavers Northern bedstraw Fragrant bedstraw Creamy gentian Wild geranium Yellow avens White avens Beggar's lice Daylily Round-lobed hepatica Alum root Virginia water leaf Common St. Johnswort Spotted St. Johnswort Great St. Johnswort Pale touch-me-not Prickly lettuce Wood nettle Motherwort Pale spiked lobelia Fringed loosestrife Alfalfa White clover Miterwort Bee balm Indian pipe Catnip Showy Orchis Sweet Cicely Long-styled Sweet Cicely Yellow wood sorrel Wild parsnip Lopseed Ground cherry Clearweed Red stemmed plantain May apple Solomon's seal Rough fruited cinquefoil Common cinquefoil White lettuce Heal all Small flowered crowfoot Hooked crowfoot Swamp buttercup Black eyed susan Bloodroot Black snakeroot Figwort Ragwort Cup plant False Solomon's seal Canada goldenrod Zig zag goldenrod Elm leaved goldenrod Common chickweed Germander Early meadow rue Goat's beard Hop clover Red clover Larger flowered trillium Horse gentian Bellwort Common mullein Blue vervain Hoary vervain White vervain Culver's root Marsh's blue violet Common blue violet Smooth yellow violet Woolly blue biolet Golden Alexanders

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