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From July 1st to 10th. 



Raminculacefe . 

 Anemone Virginiana. Tall anenioiie. 



Myperiracecv . 



Hypericum perforatum, St. John's- wort. 



Vitacece. 



*Vitis Labrusca, Northern fox-g'i-ai)e. 



cordifolia, Frost-grai)e. 



liegwinitiosce. 



Melilotus alba, White melilot. 



officinalis, Yellow •' 



Coronilla varia, Conniilla. 



Tephrosia Virginiana, (Toat's rue. 



Jtosacece. 



Spirjiea salicifolia. Meadow-sweet. 



Unibelliferce. 

 Pastinaca sativa, Wild parsnip. 



Daucus Carota, Wild carrot. 



Hydrocotyle Americana. Marsh pennywort. 



umbellata, 



tverticillata, 

 Cieuta maculata, 



bulbifera, 

 Conium maculatum, 



CaryophyUacete. 



Dianthus Armeria, Deptford pink. 



Capi'ifoliacew. 



Sambueus Canadensis, Elder. 



Coinpositfe. 



Artemisia, maritima. Dust}^ miller. 



Erigei-on annuus. Daisy fleabane. 



strigosus, '• " 



and foi'm with miiuite rays, " " 



Anthem is Cotula, May-weed. 



arvensis, Corn chamomile. 



nobilis, Garden " 



Water hemlock. 

 Poison hemlock. 



Woods and meadows ; infreq. 

 Fields; common. 

 Woods. &c. ; connnon. 



Usually in waste ])laces, t.Oct. 



Escap. from gardens; infreq. 

 Dry, sand}^ soil ; infrequent. 



Common. 



Roadsides, &c, ; common. 

 Fields, &c., till last of Oct. 

 Marshes and wet gi-ounds. 



" " b. till Sept. 15. 



" " rare. 



'' " common. 



" " less common. 



Waste places. 



Fields. &c.; not connnon. 



Common. 



An escape established on Ram 



Island, Marion. 

 Fields, &c. ; b. till Oct. 



Roadsides. &c. ; b. t. Xov. 20. 

 Waste places ; rare. 

 Escaped from gardens. 



* Fruit when ripe dark purple, light or dark amber, or sometimes quite green in color. 

 fT. A. Greene. 



