HON EY-rL ANTS. 



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IIONEY-rLANTS. 



Sainfoin, lOnobrychis saiiva^; a great plant, simi- 

 lar lo alfalfa. See Clover. 



Saw palmetto {Sahnl serriilnta] ; (ieoigia and 

 Florida. 



Serradella clover [OnutlioiMift i^atwus] ; a fine hou- 

 cy-plant, similar to sainfoin, which see. 



Shadlnish [Ainelanchier Caiiadoisis'], also known 

 as .June-lierry and service-lierry. 



Shaddock, punielo, or g-rape fruit [Citrus dccum- 

 ana] ; Florida and California. 



Simpson honey-plant. 



Smaitweed. same as heartsease, which see. 



Sneezeweed [Helenium aiUumnaJe]. 



Sorrel-tree, same as sourwood, which see. 



Sourwood [Oxudendron arhoi eum'] \ Pennsylvania, 

 Ohio, and soutii. 



Spanish needle, which see [Coreopsis aristosa and 

 C. muea], better known as tickseed. 



Spider-flower or spider-plant, [Clcome piwgevs]. 



Sipiare-stalk, same as flgwort. 



S(iuash [Cucurbita maxima]. 



Stone crop [Scdiim pidehellum], south. 



Strawberry [Fragaria vcsca']; cultivated. 



Sulla clover [Hedysanim coionaiium]. or Spanish 

 sainfoin: a good honey plant for the Gulf States. 



Sumac [Rims venenatal. 

 Sunflower [HeUantJms major]. 

 Sweet clover [MeUloti(s alha^ — see Cr.. 

 Sweet gum— see Liquidamhar styraciflua. 

 Sw eet potato [Ipomea batata]. 



Tea (Thea Boliea). 



Thistle [Cirsium arveiise], Canada. 



Thyme [T]iymitsindyari.s]. Q he classical honey of 

 Mount Hymettus was from this. 



Tickseed, or Spanish needle, whlcli see. 



Ti-Ti [CUfionia monophylla]; Georgia and Florida 

 principally. 



Touch-me-not, or swamp balsam [Impntiens palli- 

 da]— see Pollen. 



Trefoil, or clover, which see. 



Tulip tree, or whitewood, which see [Liriodcndron 

 tulipifera^. 



Tupelo [Nyssa multiflo)a1, common tupelo. or sour 

 gum; iV. f(y((<(ti"f((, water tupelo or gum: N. uniflo- 

 ra, large tupelo; N. capitata, Ogeechee lime; very 

 important south. 



Turnip [Bramca dcpressa]. 



Valerian [Valeriana edulus]; Ohio and westward. 



Varnish-tree [Al'janihus glandulosa]; south from 

 Japan ; honey bad. 



Vervain [Verbena offieinalis]. 



Vetch [Vicia^, — species. 



Viper's bugloss, or blue thistle, which see [Ecliiian 

 vulgare] . 



Virginia creeper [Ampelopsis quinquefolia]. 



Vitcx agnvs castas, chaste-tree in Europe and Unit- 

 ed States: introduced; V. littoralis, impoitant in 

 New Zealand. 



Fih(.s bipinnata, south. 



White mustard [Brassica albal. 



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