Whos Who Among the Wild Flowers
Whos Who Among the Wild Flowers
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LEAVES Consisting of 3 sets in a whorl, each set composed of 5 somewhat egg-shaped, sharp-pointed, toothed leaflets.
184 YELLOW AND ORANGE HORSE BALM; RICH-WEED: Horse-weed: Stone-root : Citronella.
Collinsonia canadensis.
Mint Family. July Sept.
A plant 2-4 feet tall, found in rich, moist woods. New England to Florida, Ontario and Wisconsin to Kansas and Missouri. FLOWERS Pale yellow, about 3/2 inch long, with 3 long, protruding filaments, lemon- scented; 5-lobed, one lobe fringed and much lar...ger than the others; borne in loose, spreading cluster. LEAVES Oval, toothed. Plant stem branching.
SNEEZEWEED; SWAMP SUNFLOWER: Helenium autumnale.
Composite Family. Aug. Sept.
A plant 2-6 feet high, found in wet meadows, river banks. Quebec to Florida, west to Ari- zona, Minnesota and northwest. FLOWER-HEADS Yellow, 12 inches across, rays drooping, broad, 35 cleft, in terminal clusters.
LEAVES Lance-shaped or oblong, alternate, toothed.
YELLOW AND ORANGE 185 FERN-LEAVED FALSE FOXGLOVE: Gerdrdia pedicularia.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
LEAVES Consisting of 3 sets in a whorl, each set composed of 5 somewhat egg-shaped, sharp-pointed, toothed leaflets.
184 YELLOW AND ORANGE HORSE BALM; RICH-WEED: Horse-weed: Stone-root : Citronella.
Collinsonia canadensis.
Mint Family. July Sept.
A plant 2-4 feet tall, found in rich, moist woods. New England to Florida, Ontario and Wisconsin to Kansas and Missouri. FLOWERS Pale yellow, about 3/2 inch long, with 3 long, protruding filaments, lemon- scented; 5-lobed, one lobe fringed and much lar...ger than the others; borne in loose, spreading cluster. LEAVES Oval, toothed. Plant stem branching.
SNEEZEWEED; SWAMP SUNFLOWER: Helenium autumnale.
Composite Family. Aug. Sept.
A plant 2-6 feet high, found in wet meadows, river banks. Quebec to Florida, west to Ari- zona, Minnesota and northwest. FLOWER-HEADS Yellow, 12 inches across, rays drooping, broad, 35 cleft, in terminal clusters.
LEAVES Lance-shaped or oblong, alternate, toothed.
YELLOW AND ORANGE 185 FERN-LEAVED FALSE FOXGLOVE: Gerdrdia pedicularia.
What to read after Whos Who Among the Wild Flowers?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Willey Ingraham Beecroft to read onlineMoreLess
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