Dwarf Dandelion, Glossy Buckthorn, Lady's Slipper

Virginia Dwarf-dandelion resembles a miniature common dandelion but has smaller flowerheads. It grows in sandy, dry or rocky soils in open areas.

Glossy Buckthorn's flowers are small, five petaled and white. It grows in small clusters. Very invasive plant.

Pink Lady's Slipper has a single, large, pouch-shaped pink flower that looks like a slipper or moccasin. Usually found under pines or oak trees. It is pollinated by bumblebees that enter through a slit in the front of the pouch.