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From May 1st to 10th. 



Juncacece. 



Luzula campestris. . Wood-rush. 



Granilnetv. 



Anthoxanthuin odoratuui. Sweet-srented vei". g-rass. Meadows, &o. : common. 



Sallcacew. 



Common in dry soil. 



Sallx lucida, 

 fragilis, 

 alba, 



rostrata, 



humilis, 



tristris, 



sericea, 



*petiolaris, 



purpurea, 



vitelina BritzensiH, 



nigra, 



Bahylonica, 



var. pendula, 



Shining willow. 

 Crack willow. 

 White willow. 



Beaked willow. 

 P]-airie willow. 

 Dwarf gray willow. 

 Silk}' willow. 

 Petioled willow. 

 Purple willow. 

 Crimson bark willow. 

 Black willow. 

 W^eepiug willow. 

 Kilmarnock weep, wil 



Lunaria rediviva, 



Houstonia c;«rulia, 



Betula lenta, 

 lutea, 



populifolia, 

 papyrifera, 



Ostrya Virginica, 

 Carpinus Carolinian 



Acer campestre, 



pseitdo-platanus, 

 platanoides, 

 Japonicum, 

 polymorphum. 



Cruciferw, 



Hone.sty. 



Ruhiacete. 



Bluets. ^ — Innocence. 



Betulacete. 



Cherr}^ birch. 

 Yellow birch. 

 White birch. 

 Canoe birch, 



Cupulifercv. 



Hop-Hornbeam. 

 a. Iron-wood. 



Sapindacete. 



English maple. 

 Hycamore maple 

 Norway maple. 

 Japanese maple. 



Along streams. 



Davis Fai-m, Allen street. 



A large tree ; common about 



dwellings. 

 Common. 

 Drj' pastures, &c. ; common. 



Common. 



Along streams, &c. 



Lawns. 



Uuial Cemetery. 



Lawn.s. 



Planted for ornament. 



Lawns ; for ornament. 



Escaped about gardens. 

 Old fields; frecpxent. 



Woods: conunon. 



Dry woods; common. 

 Norton ; a single tree. 



Moist woods: common. 

 Along streams ; common. 



Lawns, May 10th. 



Streets and lawns. M;iy 101 h. 



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Lawns, May 10th. 

 Lawns. 



Dr. E. L. Sturtt'vaut. 



