Botany of the Bermudas
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Flower-stalks rise erect two or three inches, bearing a dense round bead of purplish- white flowers a half-inch in diameter. Neglected ground, moist preferred, but common everywhere. Perennial. Sum- mer months.
I am told that the leaves of this plant were used by the early settlers as a substitute for tea.
Lippia Reptans. H. B. K. Cited by Lefroy as Godet'sweed, a name given also to an Artemesia.
Lantana Crocea. Jacq. (prickly sagebush.) An erect bush}' shrub, very branching, stems angular, wit...h rough hairy branchlets. Leaves two to three inches lo^ig, ovate, pointed, serrate, aromatic. Flower-stalks two inches long, heads al- most flat, flowers yellow,, changing to orange-red, one inch or more in diameter. A favourite hot-house shrub North, being a perpetual floweret as it is here. Found universally along stony ridges and walls. All the year round.
Lantana Odorata. Linn, (common sagebush. ) A smaller species than the preceding, about four feet high. Leaves small, one to one and a half inch long, serrate, rough on both surfaces.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Flower-stalks rise erect two or three inches, bearing a dense round bead of purplish- white flowers a half-inch in diameter. Neglected ground, moist preferred, but common everywhere. Perennial. Sum- mer months.
I am told that the leaves of this plant were used by the early settlers as a substitute for tea.
Lippia Reptans. H. B. K. Cited by Lefroy as Godet'sweed, a name given also to an Artemesia.
Lantana Crocea. Jacq. (prickly sagebush.) An erect bush}' shrub, very branching, stems angular, wit...h rough hairy branchlets. Leaves two to three inches lo^ig, ovate, pointed, serrate, aromatic. Flower-stalks two inches long, heads al- most flat, flowers yellow,, changing to orange-red, one inch or more in diameter. A favourite hot-house shrub North, being a perpetual floweret as it is here. Found universally along stony ridges and walls. All the year round.
Lantana Odorata. Linn, (common sagebush. ) A smaller species than the preceding, about four feet high. Leaves small, one to one and a half inch long, serrate, rough on both surfaces.
What to read after Botany of the Bermudas?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Beaumont Small to read onlineMoreLess
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