Learn about each of the plants featured on

“The Place Where Plants Grow - Enta Sakink Epëmawsiwikil”

**This portion of the website is still under construction and we anticipate it being finished by September 30, 2025. Thank you for your patience**

Each of the below boxes corresponds with a native plant highlighted on the poster. Click on an image for expanded audio and ethnobotanical resources. You can play recordings to practice pronouncing the plant’s name in Lenape and Nanticoke and also learn about the relationships that Indigenous people have had with the plant. 

 
Beach Plum Illustration

BEACH PLUM

SIPUWASIMËNSHI

SAAMSAAMUWIMIN

Bloodroot Illustration

BLOODROOT

MOHKWAHKW

MUSKWASPUN

Cattail Illustration

CATTAIL  

AHPAWIÀK

APAHKW(AY)-AK

Chestnut Illustration

CHESTNUT

OPIMËNSHI

IHKWIMINS

 
 
Elderberry Illustration

ELDERBERRY

PUHWÈSËNAKW 

POOHKWEESUNAAHKW

Goldenrod Illustration

GOLDENROD 

WISAÒTAÈK 

WIISAAWAATAAYEEK

Milkweed Illustration

MILKWEED 

PITUKËNA 

WIIHSAKAN

Nettles Illustration

NETTLES 

MASCHANIN 

MASAAN(AK)

Pawpaw Illustration

PAWPAW 

MAHCHIKPIAWK 

AHSIIMIN

 
 
Pine Illustration

PINE 

KUWE 

KWEE

Pokeweed Illustration

POKEWEED 

CHÀKINKWÈM 

PAHKAAN

Ramps Illustration

RAMPS 

TEKËNEI ULÈPËN(ÀK) 

PUMPTUKWAHKII

Red Cedar Illustration

RED CEDAR

PËPHÒKWËS 

WIINSKWAAHKW

Riparian Grape Illustration

RIPARIAN GRAPE 

WISAHKIM 

MAALAAHKOMINAAMINS

 
 
Sassafras Illustration

SASSAFRAS 

WINAKW 

WIINAAHKW

Serviceberry Illustration

SERVICEBERRY

LELACHPATTICHTEAK 

KOSUKWAAHKWIMIN

Spicebush Illustration

SPICEBUSH 

GACHHACHGIK 

AAHKAAHKIK

Strawberry Illustration

STRAWBERRY 

TEHIM 

MASKIIHKWIMIN

Sumac Illustration

SUMAC 

KËLËKËNIKÀNAKW 

KULUKUNIIKANAAHKW

 
 
Tulip Poplar Illustration

TULIP POPLAR 

MÙXULHEMËNSHI 

WIISAHKAAHKW

Wild Ginger Illustration

WILD GINGER 

PAPELANEK 

NAMEESHPUN

Yaupon Illustration

YAUPON

PTUKWIIPAKW