Chesapeake Bay Native Plants quick guide. The U.S. Fish & Wildlife Service has published a free 85-page guide for native plants in the Chesapeake Bay Watershed area. Lots of plants, quick identification pictures, and short lists for needs (groundcovers, deer-resistance, solutions for slopes, etc.).
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