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HBRBACBOUS HONBY-PI,ANTS, TREBS AND SHRUBS. 



DATE OF BLOOMING. 



February to July 



February and March . . 



March to fall 



April 



April 



April and May 



April and May 



April and May 



April and May 



May 



May and June 



May and June 



May and June -. . 



May and June 



May and June 



May and June 



May to August 



May to August 



May to fall 



June 



June 



June 



June 



June 



June to July 



June to July 



June to July 



June to July 



June to July 



June to July 



June to July 



June to July 



June to July 



June to July 



June to July 



June to August 



June to August 



June to August 



June to frost 



June to frost 



June to frost 



June to frost 



June to frost 



Juneto frost 



June to frost 



June to frost 



Juneto frost 



July 



July 



July to August 



July to August 



ANNUALS AND PERENNIALS. 



*Gilias— California— Blue Pollen. 

 *Gallberry — South. 



Alfalfa OR LucBKNB (a) — Calif., Colo. 



Skunk Cabbage. 



Crocus. 



Dandelion. 



Crowfoot. 



Strawberry, (a) 



Crimson Clover (a) — South — Not California. 

 (Seven-Top Turnip.) 

 *Hoarhound — California. 

 *Sumac — California. 

 *Coffee-Berry — California. 

 """HoESEMiNT — Texas. 



False Indigo. 



Lupine. 



Ground Ivy or Gill. 



Cow-Pea. (ii) 

 (Cow-Pea.) (a)— South. 

 *Stone Crop — South. 



Mammoth Red Clover, (a) 

 ^"California Figwort — California. 

 (Hemp.) (a) 



Gumbo or Okra. 



White Clover, (.r) 



Beans (a)— California. 



Alsike Clover, (a) 



Red Clover, (a) 



Crimson Clover, (a) 

 *[SwEET Clover.] 



Hoarhound. 



Ox-Eyed Daisy— Bad Weed. 



Bush Honeysuckle. 

 *(Partridge Pea.) 



Burdock— White Pollen. 



Matrimony Vine. 



Motherwort. 

 *( Borage.) 

 *(Cotton.) («) 



Pleurisy Root. 



Silk or Milk Weeds. 

 [Cabbage.] (a) 

 (Mustard) + 

 *(Rape.) (a.) 



St. John's Wort. 

 (Mignonette.) (a) 

 (Corn.) (fl) 

 *( Teasel.) (a) 



Basils or Mountain Mint. 



Catnip, (a) 



