The Wild Licorice shrub is about 4 feet tall and grows in patches. It is most often found in late summer through winter when you are discover that you have many Velcro-like seed pods stuck to your clothing after walking along a path.
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The Big Sagebrush shrub is well adapted to the dry plains. It is recognized in most seasons by its silver-white leaves and the twisted woody stems.
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The American Plum can grow in either small tree or shrub form. It has fragrant white blooms in the spring, edible plums in the summer and red leaves in the fall.
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The Golden Currant shrub can grow up to 9 feet tall and 3 to 5 feet across, growing best along streams and in open woods. In the spring, they have small golden flowers.
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The Common Rabbitbrush shrub is a beautiful gold shrub which gets its name by providing a good spot for rabbits to hide. It is recognized in most seasons by its globe shape dotting the dry landscape.
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Sandbar Willow shrubs grow along the banks of streams and on floodplains in multi-stemmed thickets, with branches up to 8 feet tall.
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