98 WHITE AND GREENISH 



LANCE-LEAVED VIOLET: 



• Viola lanceolata. 



Violet Family. v Apr. — June. 



Found in moist ground. Nova Scotia to Min- 

 nesota and southward. 

 Flowers — White, purple veined, side divisions 



beardless. 

 Leaves — Long, narrow, indistinctly scalloped, 

 tapering into a long stem. 



CANADA VIOLET: Viola canadensis. 



Violet Family. May — July. 



Found in woodlands, very widely-distributed, 

 mountainous and hilly country chiefly. Easily 

 distinguished from other white violets by its 

 tall leafy stem 6-24 inches high. 



Flowers — White or pale lavender, violet tinged 

 on the outside, side divisions bearded, 

 lower one striped with fine dark lines. 



Leaves — Heart-shaped, pointed, toothed. 



notes. 



