Dog fennel, or occasionally called mayweed (Eupatorium capillifolium, FAC), is a perennial herbaceous plant in the sunflower family.  Don fennel is highly toxic to the liver.  However, as an essential oil it has strong anti-fungal properties.  

Frogfruit or turkey tangle (Phyla nodiflora, FAC) is a common lawn weed throughout Florida. It is also well distributed throughout the tropics around the world.  In India, it is used medicinally.  

Creeping oxeye or as it was previously known, Wedelia  (Sphagneticola trilobata, EPPC II) is a facultative species that is well distributed throughout our State.  It is a mat forming perennial herb that spreads vegetatively because it is commonly used as an ornamental.  

American Pokeweed (Phytolacca americana, FACU), or just pokeweed, is very common throughout our State.  It grows up to 8-ft tall and is an important food source for some songbirds.  Although the berries may look tempting,  they are extremely toxic most mammals.