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Family	Scientific Name	Common Name	Habitat	Distribution	Image
Lamiaceae	Stachys appalachiana		Fens, usually over mafic or ultramafic rocks.	Apparently endemic to nw. NC (Alleghany, Ashe, and Watauga counties) and sw. VA (Carroll, Floyd, and Grayson counties).
Lamiaceae	Stachys arenicola	Woundwort	Marl fens, upland depressions swamps, wet meadows, roadsides, banks of waterfowl impoundments, especially over limestone of mafic rocks; possibly adventive in part from farther west, but at least some populations native.	NS and QC west to AK, south to VA, KY, AR, OK, NM, AZ, and CA. Not collected from SC (J. Nelson, pers. comm.; 2024).
Lamiaceae	Stachys arvensis	Staggerweed	Disturbed areas, especially a historic waif on ballast.	Native of Mediterranean Europe and n. Africa. Reported for VA by C, G, and K4; no documentation is known and the record is rejected (Virginia Botanical Associates 2023).
Lamiaceae	Stachys aspera	Rough-leaved Hedge-nettle	Moist or wet sandy soil of pine savannas, marshes, or swamp forests, mafic barrens, sinkhole ponds in the Great Valley.	NJ and NY west to IL and IA, south to GA and MO.
Lamiaceae	Stachys byzantina	Lamb’s-ear, Woolly Hedge-nettle	Roadsides, lawns, doubtfully established from horticultural use.	Native of Turkey and vicinity. Reported for James City and Prince Edward counties, VA (Virginia Botanical Associates 2019).
Lamiaceae	Stachys caroliniana	Carolina Hedge-nettle	Margins of natural depressions, wet pine flatwoods.	Endemic to the Santee River delta region, SC.
Lamiaceae	Stachys clingmanii	Clingman's Hedge-nettle	Rich cove forests, northern hardwood forests, northern hardwood - spruce-fir transition forests, mostly at high elevations (and see comments below).	A narrow Southern Appalachian endemic, known only from sw. NC and se. TN.
Lamiaceae	Stachys cordata	Heart-leaved Hedge-nettle	Moist forests, especially alluvial bottomlands or over calcareous rocks.	NY west to IL, south to SC, GA, AL, and AR.
Lamiaceae	Stachys crenata	Mouse’s-ear, Shade Betony	Calcareous hammocks, ditches, damp forests.	E. SC south to s. FL, west to sw. AR and c. and s. TX; Mexico south to Guatemala.
Lamiaceae	Stachys drummondii	Pink Mint	Chaparral and woodlands.	Se. TX south to s. TX and c. Mexico (MOR, NLE, PUE, SLP, TAM).
Lamiaceae	Stachys eplingii	Epling's Hedge-nettle	Mesic forests, bogs, calcareous fens, wet meadows over calcareous or mafic substrates.	Sw. PA and WV south to e. TN, w. NC, and w. SC.
Lamiaceae	Stachys floridana	Florida Betony, Rattlesnake-weed	Disturbed sites, roadsides, gardens; probably not native northward of Florida.	Native from n. FL and Panhandle FL south to s. FL; now in a much more extensive range in our region by recent spread.
Lamiaceae	Stachys germanica	Downy Woundwort	Disturbed areas, roadsides, doubtfully established.	Native of Europe. Reported for FL, NJ, OH, TN, VA, WV (Kartesz 2022), but perhaps all or most records reflect waifs from cultivation.
Lamiaceae	Stachys glandulosissima	Ocoee Hedge-nettle	On talus with underlying seepage.	Endemic to se. TN (Ocoee River Gorge, Polk County) and n. GA (Murray, Pickens, and Stephens counties).
Lamiaceae	Stachys hispida	Hispid Hedge-nettle	Wet meadows and mesic forests.	ME west to MB and ND, south to MD, GA, and AR. Mapping is highly speculative.
Lamiaceae	Stachys hyssopifolia	Hyssop-leaved Hedge-nettle	Moist soils of pine savannas, marshes, seasonally flooded sinkhole ponds, roadside ditches.	ME to Panhandle FL, mainly on the Coastal Plain; disjunct around the Great Lakes (NY, MI, n. IN, n. IL).
Lamiaceae	Stachys iltisii	Ouachita Hedge-nettle	Upland woodlands and forests, roadsides.	AR west to e. OK, mainly in the Ouachita Mountains.
Lamiaceae	Stachys latidens	Broad-toothed Hedge-nettle	Mesic forests in coves and on mountain slopes, mountain pastures and forest edges.	A Southern Appalachian endemic: w. VA south to n. GA, and e. TN.
Lamiaceae	Stachys matthewsii	Yadkin Hedge-nettle	Floodplain forest edges, wet meadows, and clearings in the Piedmont, and on shrubby or openly wooded calcareous river shores and shell-marl bluffs of the Coastal Plain.	Known from Amelia, Brunswick, Campbell, Charlotte, Goochland, Halifax, Pittsylvania, Prince Edward, and Surry counties, VA, and Durham, Granville, Montgomery, Moore, and Person counties, NC.
Lamiaceae	Stachys nelsonii	Nelson's Hedge-nettle
Lamiaceae	Stachys nuttallii	Nuttall’s Hedge-nettle	Moist forests, especially alluvial bottomlands or over calcareous rocks.	Primarily montane.
Lamiaceae	Stachys palustris	Woundwort	Disturbed areas.	Native of Europe. Introduced mainly in ne. North America, south to MD, VA (Tazewell County), PA, and NJ.
Lamiaceae	Stachys pilosa		Prairie sloughs, marshes, ditches.	Northern, south to NJ, PA, IN, IL, MO, OK, NM, AZ, and CA.
Lamiaceae	Stachys subcordata		Moist forests over calcareous or mafic rocks.	The known range of this species is heavily concentrated in seven counties in the Blue Ridge of c. VA, with a few extensions into the s. Blue Ridge and w. Piedmont, and disjunct to ne. TN.
Lamiaceae	Stachys sylvatica	Woodland Hedge-nettle	Ballast waif.	Native of Eurasia.
Lamiaceae	Stachys tenuifolia	Smooth Hedge-nettle	Wooded brownwater river bottoms and edges.	NB west to MB, south to Panhandle FL and e. TX.
Lamiaceae	Synandra	Synandra
Lamiaceae	Synandra hispidula	Synandra, Gyandotte Beauty	Moist, rich forests.	A broad Appalachian endemic: s. OH west to s. IL, south to sw. VA, w. NC, and ne. AL.
Lamiaceae	Tetraclea
Lamiaceae	Tetraclea coulteri	Coulter's Wrinklefruit	Brush.	C. TX, w. TX, NM, and AZ south to c. Mexico.
Lamiaceae	Teucrium	Germander
Lamiaceae	Teucrium botrys	Cutleaf Germander	Disturbed calcareous glades, other disturbed areas.	Native of Europe.
Lamiaceae	Teucrium canadense var. canadense	Common Germander	Rich bottomlands, prairies, marshes.	NS south to FL, west to TX, OK, and Mexico.
Lamiaceae	Teucrium canadense var. hypoleucum	Southern Germander	Marshes, marl prairies.	E. NC south to FL, west to s. MS.
Lamiaceae	Teucrium canadense var. occidentale	Western Germander	Moist forests, bottomlands.	ME to BC, south to OH, IN, IL, OK, TX, NM, and nw. Mexico. Occurs at least as far south and east as PA (Rhoads & Klein 1993) and ne. WV.
Lamiaceae	Teucrium cubense var. cubense		Coastal areas; eastwards (AL) as a ballast waif (not recently seen).	TX to s. Mexico (many states); West Indies.
Lamiaceae	Teucrium laciniatum	Lacy Germander	Westward in sandy or gravelly prairies and disturbed areas, eastwards in disturbed areas and probably just a waif.	W. KS and se. CO south through e., c, and w. TX, NM, to Mexico.
Lamiaceae	Teucrium orientale	Oriental Germander	Waif at old seaports.	Native of w. Asia and the Caucasus.
Lamiaceae	Thymus	Thyme
Lamiaceae	Thymus praecox ssp. arcticus	Mother-of-Thyme	Commonly cultivated and sometimes escaped or persisting.	Native of Eurasia.
Lamiaceae	Thymus pulegioides	Lemon Thyme	Pastures, orchards, disturbed areas.	Native of Eurasia.
Lamiaceae	Thymus vulgaris	Garden Thyme	Grown horticulturally, and persistent or spreading.	Native of Europe.
Lamiaceae	Trichostema	Blue Curls
Lamiaceae	Trichostema bridgesii-orzellii	Bridges’-and-Orzell's Blue Curls, Lake Wales Ridge Blue Curls	Florida scrub, longleaf pine sandhills, scrubby flatwoods.	Central FL on Lake Wales, Bombing Range, and Winter Haven Ridges.
Lamiaceae	Trichostema coeruleum	Glade Blue Curls, False Pennyroyal	Shale barrens, outcrops of calcareous or mafic rock, diabase barrens, calcareous dry prairies, disturbed rocky areas.	VT and s. ON west to MN and NE, south to c. and w. NC, nc. SC, nw. GA, AL, MS, TX, and AZ.
Lamiaceae	Trichostema dichotomum	Common Blue Curls	Dry woodlands, longleaf pine sandhills and dry flatwoods, disturbed areas, roadsides, thin soils around rock outcrops.	ME, ON, QC, MI, and IA, south to c. FL and TX.
Lamiaceae	Trichostema floridanum	Florida Blue Curls	Maritime hammocks, maritime dunes, grasslands, and coastal scrub.	E. GA around the FL peninsula west to s. MS; Bahamas (Grand Bahama).
Lamiaceae	Trichostema fruticosum	Bushy Blue Curls	Openings in mesic to xeric and maritime hammocks, upland mixed woodland.	Coastal MS and AL across the FL panhandle to ne. FL and se. GA, south to sw. peninsular FL.
Lamiaceae	Trichostema gracile	Flatwoods Blue Curls	Mesic to scrubby flatwoods, scrubby flatwoods-scrub ecotones.	Central to s. peninsular FL.
Lamiaceae	Trichostema hobe	Jobé Blue Curls, Hobe Mountain Blue Curls	Florida scrub.	Martin County, FL.
Lamiaceae	Trichostema latens	Hidden Blue Curls	Scrubby flatwoods, scrub.	Franklin County, FL.
Lamiaceae	Trichostema microphyllum	Small-leaf Blue Curls, Brooksville Ridge Blue Curls	Longleaf pine sandhill, Florida scrub.	"Big Bend" area and Brooksville Ridge of FL.
Lamiaceae	Trichostema nesophilum	Dune Blue Curls, Carolina Blue Curls	Dunes on barrier islands, vegetated with perennial grasses (especially Uniola paniculata), openings in maritime scrub.	Endemic to barrier islands from slightly north of Cape Hatteras, Dare County, NC south to North Island, Georgetown County, SC, north of Cape Romain.
Lamiaceae	Trichostema setaceum	Narrowleaf Blue Curls	Thin soils around rock outcrops, especially granite flatrocks, dry sandy soils of the Coastal Plain.	CT west to OH, south to FL and TX, primarily on the Coastal Plain.
Lamiaceae	Trichostema suffrutescens	Scrub Blue Curls	Florida scrub, longleaf pine sandhills.	Ne. FL (Clay County) south to s. peninsular FL.
Lamiaceae	Vitex	Chaste-tree
Lamiaceae	Vitex agnus-castus	Chaste-tree	Pastures, woodland edges, suburban woodlands.	Native of Mediterranean Europe.
Lamiaceae	Vitex glabrata	Smooth Chaste-tree	Disturbed areas.	Native of Asia and Australia.
Lamiaceae	Vitex negundo	Chinese Chaste-tree	Disturbed areas, road shoulders.	Native of China. Reported for FL, MS, LA, KY, with uncertain documentation. See Barger et al. (2012) for additional discussion of this species in AL.
Lamiaceae	Vitex rotundifolia	Beach Vitex, Roundleaf Chaste-tree	Coastal dunes, planted for ornament and stabilization and now spreading aggressively as an invasive species.	Native of e. Asia, se. Asia, and nearby islands.
Lamiaceae	Vitex trifolia	Three-leaf Chaste-tree	Disturbed areas.	Native of e. and se. Asia, Australia, Pacific Islands.
Lamiaceae	Volkameria	Glorybower
Lamiaceae	Volkameria glabra	Natal Glory-bower, Stinkleaf-tree, Tinderwood	Disturbed upland areas.	Native of s. Africa.
Lamiaceae	Warnockia	Warnockia
Lamiaceae	Warnockia scutellarioides	Prairie Brazoria	Gravelly or clayey soils over limestone.	Sc. OK (Arbuckle Mountains) south to e. and sc. TX.

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