In the table, the regions of the state in which the plant will grow are indicated by N=north, C=central, and S=south. The blooming and fruiting seasons are indicated by Sp=spring, Su=summer, F=fall, and W=winter.
 

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Annuals -- plants that live one year (some reseed themselves)

name region bloom season botanical name     Composites NCS varies varies Daisy spp. Sunflower NC yellow SpSuF Helianthus spp.

Perennials -- plants that live many years Honeysuckle, greenbrier, grape, trumpet vine, and Virginia creeper are vines.

name region bloom season botanical name     Composites NCS varies varies Daisy spp. Coral honeysuckle NCS red, orange red, orange SpSu SpSu Lonicera sempervirens   Goldenrod NCS yellow SuF Solidago fistulosa   Grasses NCS varies varies Grass spp.   Greenbrier NCS varies black, red SpSuF FW Smilax spp.   Muscadine grape NC yellow purple, bronze Sp SpSu Vitis rotundifolia Sunflower NC yellow SpSuF Helianthus spp. Trumpet vine NC red, orange SpSuF Campsis radicans   Virginia creeper NCS red black-blue Sp SpSuF Parthenocissus quinquefolia

 
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