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THE SCHOOL GARDEN. 



nica, May; Maryland pinkroot, spigelia Marilandica, 

 June ; May flower, epigea repens, May ; queen of the 

 prairie, spiroea lobata, June ; fringed orchis, habenaria 

 fimbriata, June ; Alpine azalea, loiselauria procumbens, 

 June ; orange-red lily, lilium Philadelphicum, June ; 

 Turk's cap lily, lilium superbum ; wild bergamot,monarda 

 fistula, July, September ; Oswego tea, monarda didyma, 

 July, August ; meadow beauty, rhexia virginica ; loose- 

 strife, lythrum hyssopifolia ; spiked loosestrife, lythrum 

 salicaria ; climbing or prairie rose, rosa setigera, June, 

 July ; swamp rose, rosa Carolina, June, September ; 

 dwarf wild rose, rosa lucida, May, July ; sweet brier 

 rose, rosa rubiginosa, June, August ; small sweet brier 

 rose, rosa micrantha ; andromeda, andromeda ligustruna, 

 June, July ; catchfly, silene inflata, June ; catchfly si- 

 lene Pennsylvanica, June ; sleepy catchfly, silene antir- 

 rhena, June, September ; azalea nudiflora, April, May ; 

 azalea viscosa, June, July ; rosebay, rhododendron max- 

 imum, July ; wintergreen, pyrola elliptica, June ; pyrola 

 chlorantha, June, July ; one-flowered pyrola, moneses 

 uniflora, June. 



RED AND PURPLE FLOWERS OF AUTUMN. 



New England aster, aster Novae Angleae ; violet-blue 

 aster, aster spectabulis, September, November ; green 

 aster, aster Icevigatus ; hairy-leaved aster, cordifoleus ; 

 pale-purple aster, miser ; clear-blue aster, amethystimus ; 

 annual aster, linifolinis ; swamp rose mallow, hibiscus 

 moschentos ; blazing star, liatris punctata ; cardinal 

 flower, lobelia cardinalis ; hardhack, spircea tomentosa, 

 July ; spircea salicifolia, July ; blue vervain, verbana 

 hastata, July, September ; verbena aubletia, July ; ver- 

 bena virginiana, June, August. 



