Caprifoliaceae 267 



an inch wide, sometimes wider than long. 

 Flowers nodding in pairs, rarely in 4*5, on 

 slender pedicels J-} of an inch long, very 

 fragrant; corolla tubular -campanulate with 

 5 equal lobes, pink or nearly white, deep 

 pink within. 



In moist cool woods, frequent throughout 

 the region, especially in the Rockies; flower- 

 ing in late June and early July. 



Symphori- An 6reCt shmb > J ~ 4 feet hi ^ h ' 

 carpos smooth or nearly so with slender 



racemosus branches. Leaves oval, obtuse 

 kichx - at each end, 1-2 inches long, 



Snowberry. 



entire, undulate or sometimes 

 dentate. Flowers pale pink or white, few, 

 in axillary clusters; corolla campanulate, 

 J of an inch long, equally 5-lobed, slightly 

 inflated at the base and bearded within; 

 berries snow-white, nearly J an inch in 

 diameter. 



On rocky banks and along streams at the 

 lower altitudes throughout the Rockies ; flow- 

 ering during July. 



