138 YELLOW AND ORANGE 



1. AGRIMONY: Agrimonia gryposepala, 

 Rose Family. June Aug. 



Found in roadsides, borders of woods and 

 fields. Canada to North Carolina, west to 

 California. 



FLOWERS Yellow, small, divisions 5, borne on 

 slender spikes terminating branches, 

 2-4 feet high. 



LEAVES Composed of usually 7 toothed leaf- 

 lets, with 1 or more pairs of tiny leaf- 

 lets between; fragrant when crushed. 



2. CELANDINE: Greater Celandine: Swallow- 

 wort. Chelidonlum ma jus. 



Poppy Family. May Aug. 



A plant 1-2 feet high, found in roadsides, 

 waste places. Eastern United States. Nat- 

 uralized from Europe. 

 FLOWERS Yellow, on slender stalks, divisions 4. 



Seed pods erect, 12 inches long. 

 LEAVES Ornamentally cut and lobed. Stem 

 contains a strong, yellow juice. 



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