Flowers of the Field
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7. L, palustris (Blue Marsh Vetchling). — A climbing plant, smaller than the last ; leaf of 2-4 pairs of very narrow acute leaf- lets ; tendrils generall}' branched ; stems winged ; flowers bluish purple, 2-8 together. Boggy meadows ; rare. — Fl. July, August.
Perennial.
8. L. maritimus (Sea Pea). — Stems prostrate, 6-12 inches long, angled ; leaves of 3-8 pairs of egg-shaped leaflets ; flower-stalks shorter than the leaves, 6-8 flowered ; flowers purple, variegated with crimson and blue. Pebbl...y seashores ; rare. — Fl. July, August.
Perennial.
9. L. macrorrhiziis (Tuberous Bitter Vetch). — Leaves of 2-4 pairs of oblong leaflets, which are glaucous beneath ; stipules half arrow-shaped ; stem simple, winged, 6-12 inches high. A pretty spring Vetch, with clusters of blue and purple flowers in the angles of the leaves, growing in similar situations with the Wood Anemone, but appearing somewhat later. It may at once be distinguished from any of the true Vetches by its being, destitute of tendrils, in place of which there are soft bristledike points.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
7. L, palustris (Blue Marsh Vetchling). — A climbing plant, smaller than the last ; leaf of 2-4 pairs of very narrow acute leaf- lets ; tendrils generall}' branched ; stems winged ; flowers bluish purple, 2-8 together. Boggy meadows ; rare. — Fl. July, August.
Perennial.
8. L. maritimus (Sea Pea). — Stems prostrate, 6-12 inches long, angled ; leaves of 3-8 pairs of egg-shaped leaflets ; flower-stalks shorter than the leaves, 6-8 flowered ; flowers purple, variegated with crimson and blue. Pebbl...y seashores ; rare. — Fl. July, August.
Perennial.
9. L. macrorrhiziis (Tuberous Bitter Vetch). — Leaves of 2-4 pairs of oblong leaflets, which are glaucous beneath ; stipules half arrow-shaped ; stem simple, winged, 6-12 inches high. A pretty spring Vetch, with clusters of blue and purple flowers in the angles of the leaves, growing in similar situations with the Wood Anemone, but appearing somewhat later. It may at once be distinguished from any of the true Vetches by its being, destitute of tendrils, in place of which there are soft bristledike points.
What to read after Flowers of the Field?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Johns, C. A. (Charles Alexander), 1811-1874 to read onlineMoreLess
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