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. Cheliddnium 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, 1-2 inches long. 

 Leaves — Ornamentally cut and lobed. Stem 

 contains a strong, yellow juice. 



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