Aster Family

• Ray and/or disk flowers crowded into a head

Aster family

• Ray and/or disl flowers crowded into a head

Aster family

• Ray and/or disk flowers crowded into a head

Aster

• Ray and/or disk flowers crowded into a head

Lily

• 3 petals and 3 petallike sepals.  Six stamens

Lily family

• 3 petals and 3 petal-like sepals

Lily family

• 3 petals and 3 usually petal like sepals

Lily family

• 3 petals and 3 usually petal-like sepals.  six stamens

Iris family

• 3 petals and 3 usually petal-like sepals.  3 stamens

Iris family

• 3 petals and 3 usually petal-like sepals.  3 stamens

Iris family

• 3 petals and usually 3 petal-like sepals.  3 stamens

Orchid family

• 3 sepals (often colored like petals), 3 petals (lowest one very different in form).  1 - 3 stamens

Orchid family

• 3 sepals, often colored like petals.  3 petals, lowest one very different form.  1 - 3 stamens

Orchid family

• 3 sepals, often color like petals.  3 petals, lowest one very different in form.  1 - 3 stamens

Orchid family

• 3 sepals, often colored like petals.  3 petals, lowest one very different.  1 - 3 stamens.

Mustard family

• Includes cabbage, broccoli, turnips.  Flowers perfect and usually "regular" or "actinomorphic" (symmetric like a sea star).  4 sepals, 4 petals.  Usually 6 stamens (4 long, 2 short).

Mustard family

• Includes cabbage, broccoli, turnips.  Flowers perfect and usually "regular" or "actinomorphic" (symmetric like a sea star).  4 sepals, 4 petals.  Usually 6 stamens (4 long, 2 short).

Mustard family

• Includes cabbage, broccoli, turnips.  Flowers perfect and usually "regular" or "actinomorphic" (symmetric like a sea star).  4 sepals, 4 petals.  Usually 6 stamens (4 long, 2 short).

Mustard family

• Includes cabbage, broccoli, turnips.  Flowers perfect and usually "regular" or "actinomorphic" (symmetric like a sea star).  4 sepals, 4 petals.  Usually 6 stamens (4 long, 2 short).

Mint Family

• 5 sepals, fused together somewhat.  5 petals, fused into a tube with two lips.  Usually blue or purple.  2 or 4 stamens.

Mint family

• 5 sepals fused together somewhat. 5 petals, fused into a tube with two lips.  2 or 4 stamens.  Usually blue or purple.

Violet family

• 5 sepals, green.  5 petals with at least the lowermost one often striped with "nectar guides" and often prolonged into a sac or spur.  5 stamens.

Violet Family

• 5 sepals, green.  5 petals, with at least the lowermost one often striped with "nectar guides."  5 stamens.

Arum family

• Flowers small.  All clustered in groups on a spadix surrounded by a spathe.  4 or 6 or 8 stamens.

Arum family

• Flower small, all clustered in groups on a spadix surrounded by a spathe.  4 or 6 or 8 stamens.

Heath family

• Five sepals, five petals, five or ten stamens (occasionally 8).  One pistil composed of five joined chambers.

Heath family

• Five sepals, five petals, five or ten stamens.  One pistil composed of five joined chambers.