Plants

Leaves are black/gray/green and stem-like, with very sharp points. Occurs in dense stands.

A solitary palm with a single trunk and a canopy of 24-36 leaves that can reach over six feet in length and three feet in width.

Short, thick trunk that is divided into many branches. Gray bark is deeply divided into furrows and becomes blocky with age. Leathery, green, oval leaves are pale gray/green below and can reach five inches in length.

An evergreen conifer with scaly bark and 8-18 inch needles.

A bright green succulent plant with braches that look like pickles

Green, flattened, segmented stems or “pads” are paddle shaped and covered in bristles and long spines.

Algae of this genus are generally brown or green in color and are made up of a holdfast, a stipe, and a frond. Some species have gas-filled bladders that help keep the fronds afloat.

A wiry grass with long stems and 1/8th inch wide, rolled leaves. Green in summer and light brown in winter.

An understory shrub with creeping, horizontal, multi-branched stems and green, fan-shaped leaves. The sharp spines on the petioles of the leaves give the saw-palmetto its common name.

A bright green algae with broad, crumpled, translucent fronds. Resembles terrestrial lettuce, hence its name.

A semitropical, perennial grass with pointed, eight to 16 inch long leaves.

A shrub-like perennial plant with fleshy, oval, green/gray leaves.

A large, coarse, green grass specially adapted to live in a saline environment.

A medium-sized evergreen tree with large, oval, waxy green leaves that can reach a foot in length.

A medium-sized evergreen tree with red, peeling bark and flat, fine, green needles.

A fibrous and rootless plant that droops from tree limbs. Stringy gray stems with narrow, fuzzy, gray leaves.