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WATER CRESS: 



Radicula Nasturtium-aqudticum. 

 Mustard Family. Apr. — Aug. 



Found in brooks, ditches. Naturalized from 

 Europe. Common. 

 Flowers — White, 4 divisions, small, in terminal 



clusters. 

 Leaves — Compound, with 3-11 rounded leaflets. 

 Stems spreading and rooting, 4—10 

 inches high. 



CREEPING SNOWBERRY: 



Chiogenes hispidula. 

 Heath Family. May — June. 



A low, creeping plant. Found in mossy bogs 

 and woods. Canada, south to Minnesota, 

 Michigan and North Carolina. 

 Flowers — White, very small, bell-shaped, 4-lobed, 

 solitary, from the leaf angles. Berries 

 white. 

 Leaves — Evergreen, small, with an abrupt point. 

 Leaves and berries aromatic. 



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