52 WHITE AND GREENISH 



1. MUSK MALLOW: Mdlva moschata. 

 Mallow Family. June — Sept. 



Found by roadsides and in waste places. 

 Canada, Eastern, Middle and Southern States. 

 Naturalized from Europe. Escaped from 

 cultivation. 

 Flowers — White or pink, 5 divisions, in small clus- 

 ter terminating stem, 1—2 feet high. 

 Leaves — Deeply cut and lobed, faintly musk- 

 scented. 



2. COMMON MALLOW; Cheeses. 



Mdlva rotundifolia. 

 Mallow Family. June — Oct. 



Found in waste places. Throughout United 

 States. Naturalized from Europe. 

 Flowers — White or pinkish, small, on long stalks 



from leaf angles. 

 Leaves — Slightly lobed, long stemmed. Plant 

 stem creeping, 4-10 inches long. 



