A Guide to the Wild Flowers
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reddish brown. Ward.
Flozvers : clustered ; axillary ; nodding from thread-like flower-stalks. Calyx : of four petal-like, unequal sepals ; the larger one extending backwards into a sac which tapers into a little spur. Corolla : of two petals that are two-lobed. Stamens: five ; cohering about the ovary. Pistil: one. Leaves: alternate; on petioles ; ovate ; smooth and serrated. Stems : much branched ; smooth ; tender.
The jewel-weed and a bright running stream have come to be about as closely as...sociated in the mind as the dear old white horse and the red-haired girl. Now there is no doubt whatever PLATE LVIII. JEWEL-WEED. Impaiiens bifiora.
COPYRIGHT, 1899, BY FREDERICK A. STOKES COMPANY. PRINTED IN AMERICA.
PLANTS GROWING IN MOIST SOIL. 121 but that they do at times appear singly, only the chances are all in favour of finding them together. Probably they are linked by some bond of sympathy far too subtle for the percep- tions of common-place mortals. The flower is more beautiful than many of our choicest exotics ; and the gracefulness of its growth cannot be exceeded.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
reddish brown. Ward.
Flozvers : clustered ; axillary ; nodding from thread-like flower-stalks. Calyx : of four petal-like, unequal sepals ; the larger one extending backwards into a sac which tapers into a little spur. Corolla : of two petals that are two-lobed. Stamens: five ; cohering about the ovary. Pistil: one. Leaves: alternate; on petioles ; ovate ; smooth and serrated. Stems : much branched ; smooth ; tender.
The jewel-weed and a bright running stream have come to be about as closely as...sociated in the mind as the dear old white horse and the red-haired girl. Now there is no doubt whatever PLATE LVIII. JEWEL-WEED. Impaiiens bifiora.
COPYRIGHT, 1899, BY FREDERICK A. STOKES COMPANY. PRINTED IN AMERICA.
PLANTS GROWING IN MOIST SOIL. 121 but that they do at times appear singly, only the chances are all in favour of finding them together. Probably they are linked by some bond of sympathy far too subtle for the percep- tions of common-place mortals. The flower is more beautiful than many of our choicest exotics ; and the gracefulness of its growth cannot be exceeded.
What to read after A Guide to the Wild Flowers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alice Lounsberry to read onlineMoreLess
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