86 WHITE AND GREENISH 



1. PEARLY, or LARGE-FLOWERED, EVER- 

 LASTING: Immortelle: Silver-leaf: Cotton- 

 weed: Moonshine: None-so-pretty. 



Andphalis margaritacea. 

 Composite Family. July — Sept. 



Found in dry fields, hillsides. North Caro- 

 lina to Kansas and California, also far north. 

 Flower-heads — Center yellow surrounded by 

 white scales, the cluster terminating a 

 white-woolly stem 1-3 feet high. 

 Leaves — Long, narrow, white-woolly. 



2. WHITE MELILOT; SWEET CLOVER: 

 Bokhara or Tree Clover: Honey Lotus. 



Melildtus alba. 

 Pulse Family. June — Aug. 



Found by roadsides and in waste places. 

 Naturalized from Europe: widespread in 

 United States. 

 Flowers — White, small, fragrant, in slender clus- 

 ters terminating branches 3-10 feet 

 high. 

 Leaves — Compound, consisting of 3 finely- 

 toothed leaflets. 



