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Rush Family 



Sharp-fruited Rush Juncus acummatus Michaux 

 Hartford, influence of water courses in Kene)' Park; abundant 

 South Windsor, water and wet soil about Vinton's Mill Pond; common 

 Stafford, wet places throughout 



Grass-leaved Rush Jiincus marginatus Rostkovius 

 Hartford, wet heavy soil; frequent 

 Stafford, wet roadsides and meadow-pastures; frequent 



St. Jolin's-Wort Family 



Great St. John's-wort Hypericum Ascyroi Linnaeus 

 Canaan, along the Housatonic River; abundant 

 Gaylordsville, common in several localities 



Saxifrage Family 



Grass of Parnassus Parnassia Carol/Jizana Mkhaux 

 East Hartford, open meadows; often abundant 

 Hartford, in pasture-bogs throughout; in quantity 

 New London County, wet meadows; frequent 

 North Canaan, in great abundance (Harvey) 

 Tolland County, bogs and mountain pastures; plentiful 



False Mitre-wort Tiarella cordifolia Linnjeus 

 Hartford County, rare eastward 

 Litchfield County, abundant in rocky woods 



Sedge Family 

 f Broad-winged Sedge Carex alata Torrey 

 Hartford, along ditches in Keney Park; locally common 



f Woolly Sedge Caj-ex lantiginosa Michaux 

 Hartford, frequent throughout 



Necklace Sedge Carex monile Xuckerman 

 Hartford, in wet heavy soil; frequent 



f Pointed Broom Sedge Carex scoparia Schkuhr 

 Along the coast (Clark) 



f Little Prickly Sedge Carex sterilis willdenow 

 Open fields and meadows; abundant 



f Blunt Broom Sedge Carex tribuloides Muhlenberg 

 One of our most common sedges 



