Bank

Yeah.

Bank's pretty steep.

Watch your horse.

All right.

Bluish white.

Thickets, Banks.

New York, Pennsylvania, West.

Adder's Tongue.

Red root.

White.

woods and groves, New Jersey and south, Judas tree, redbud, purplish red, rich woods, New York, Pennsylvania and south, lady's slipper, greenish white, bogs and swamps, New York, Pennsylvania, rare, large climbing clematis, light purple, rocky New England hills, rare, meadow rue, yellowish, fields and woods, northward, mountain heath, drooping purple, rocky hills, white mountains, Vermont, mountain holly, white, damp cold woods, north and west, mountain honeysuckle, yellowish, mountain woods and bogs, Massachusetts West North American Pawpaw Lurid Purple Banks of Streams Pennsylvania and South Pepperroot White Rich Woods Middle States Rare Puccoon Yellow Shady Woods New York and West Red Baneberry rocky woods common northward red sandwort sandy fields sea coast common rheumatism root white low woods middle states west rhodora rose color damp cold new england woods scarlet cordalis dry woods and fields north east and west Common Sea Sandwort White Atlantic Coast New Jersey to Labrador Small Buttercup White Underwater Maine to Texas Small Honeysuckle Dull Purple Rocky Banks Northward Spring Beauty Pink with Deeper Lines Sheltered fields.

Middle states.

Violets, more than 20 varieties, come on in April, May, and June, but I can specify but one, a charming species of pansy-like beauty found at Farmington, Connecticut, with the two upper petals of the finest violet tint and of velvet softness.

In moist woodlands in western Connecticut, the Staphyla, or bladder nut, attracts attention by its drooping racemes of white flowers and later in the season the rich brown seed vessels are as handsome as the flowers in the spring all around on the rocky roadside banks and in dry fields the airy wild columbine and pretty cordalis blossoms nod in every breeze and the ravines on the hills are fringed with the softest frills of exquisite leaves and odd flowers of the dutchman's breeches and squirrel corn whitish and pinkish and with the scent of hyacinths one other must not be forgotten though so well known as hardly needing to be named who has not searched in dim new england woods under solemn pines for the sweet shy waxen clusters of this dearest of all the flowery train hiding under old rusty leaves but betraying itself by that indescribably delicious fragrance which perfumes the woodpaths.

Surely all the young hands have been filled with the pilgrim's flower, the epigea, the trailing arbutus, the beloved mayflower of olden and of modern time.

In the Middle States, many plants are found which New England does not furnish.

Adder's Tongue.

Bluish white.

Thickets, Banks.

New York, Pennsylvania, West.

Yeah.

Bank's pretty steep.

Watch your horse.

Right.

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Dwarf raspberry, white, hillsides, northeast to Pennsylvania, common.

DWARF WILD ROSE, DEEP PINK, DRY ROCKY BANKS AND FIELDS, NORTHEAST.

EVENING PRIM ROSE, PALE YELLOW, SANDY FIELDS, NEW JERSEY AND SOUTH.

FALSE INDIGO, VIOLET, RIVER BANKS, PENNSYLVANIA SOUTHWEST.

FEVERWART, BROWNISH PURPLE, RICH WOODLANDS, COMMON.

flowering dogwood purplish white red berries rocky woods connecticut new jersey south flowering raspberry deep red purple copses wooded banks new england fumatory climbing purplish white wet woods west Great spurred violet, pale violet, damp shady woods, Massachusetts, rare.

Sundew, white, bogs, wet pastures, New England.

Sundrops, yellow, open fields, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania.

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Bluish white.

Thickets, Banks.

New York, Pennsylvania, West.

Adder's Tongue.

Azalea, Flame Colored, Pennsylvania Mountains and South.

Azure Larkspur, Uplands, Pennsylvania and West.

Barbary, Yellow, Open Fields, Dry Banks, New England.

Bellwort, Pale Yellow, Damp Woods, New England West.

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Flowers white, berries black.

Banks, rich soil.

Common.

Cornel.

Dark, shady woods, New England.

Inkberry.

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Mountain sandwort, white, mountains, New England.