Index / Search / Lithospermum caroliniense var. caroliniense
§1 Plant
Lithospermum caroliniense (Walter ex J.F. Gmel.) MacMill. var. caroliniense
vernacular Carolina puccoon — variety · Boraginaceae
§2Habit & range
Habit and range
- Growth habit
- Forb/herb
- Duration
- Perennial
- Group
- Dicot
- Family
- Boraginaceae Juss.
- Genus
- Lithospermum
Native status, by region
- L48 Lower 48 States Native
County-level range
· 101 counties across 8 states/territories§3Cultivation
No cultivation specs.
USDA has not characterised this taxon. Roughly four out of five plants in the database lack the detailed cultivation record present here — typically because they have not been the focus of NRCS Plant Materials work. Range and distribution data are unaffected.
§4Counties, by state
Recorded in 101 counties across 8 states/territories.
Alabama view state ↗ 2 N ▾
Florida view state ↗ 10 N ▾
Georgia view state ↗ 19 N ▾
Louisiana view state ↗ 12 N ▾
Mississippi view state ↗ 2 N ▾
South Carolina view state ↗ 9 N ▾
Texas view state ↗ 45 N ▾
- Anderson 48001
- Angelina 48005
- Austin 48015
- Bastrop 48021
- Brazos 48041
- Briscoe 48045
- Caldwell 48055
- Chambers 48071
- Cherokee 48073
- Comanche 48093
- Dallas 48113
- Denton 48121
- Fannin 48147
- Freestone 48161
- Gonzales 48177
- Grayson 48181
- Hardin 48199
- Hemphill 48211
- Henderson 48213
- Hill 48217
- Houston 48225
- Jasper 48241
- Johnson 48251
- Lee 48287
- Leon 48289
- Montague 48337
- Montgomery 48339
- Morris 48343
- Nacogdoches 48347
- Newton 48351
- Polk 48373
- Red River 48387
- Robertson 48395
- Rusk 48401
- Sabine 48403
- San Augustine 48405
- Shelby 48419
- Smith 48423
- Tarrant 48439
- Tyler 48457
- Van Zandt 48467
- Walker 48471
- Wheeler 48483
- Wilson 48493
- Wood 48499
Virginia view state ↗ 2 N ▾
§5Sources & provenance
USDA PLANTS
Symbol, taxonomy, distribution, cultivation specs, native status. Public domain.
plants.usda.gov/LICAC8 ↗GBIF Backbone
Canonical taxonomic identity, synonym resolution, cross-refs. CC0.
gbif.org/species/10238910 ↗Record version
Cached and built locally. Source version on this record:
usda-plants-mt-2026-05-26
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