Second, there are a number of Edwardsiana species in North America, some native (particularly further West) but many introduced from the Old World, and most of these various species likely can't be identified from pics alone as they tend to have a similar yellowish coloration. In the eastern United States, these species include the following: ariadne, candidula, lethierryi, plebeja, prunicola, and rosae.

E. rosae has been recorded once in North Carolina, but since there are multiple Edwardsiana species in the eastern United States that could potentially also occur in North Carolina, this page will serve as a catch-all for members of this genus that are only photographed. Further collecting of Edwardsiana will help reveal whether any species other than rosae occur in North Carolina.