
36 METROPOLITAN PARK FLORA. 
V. dentatum, L. Arrow Woop. 
Swamps, meadows, damp woods, and roadsides. B* and M, 
common :—S* and B B*, occasional. 
V. cassinoides, L. WutTHE-Rop. 
Moist woods and wet places. B*, frequent; Hawk Hill; 
Purgatory Road; Blueberry Swamp; Bouncing Brook valley, 
etc.:—M and S*, occasional in swampy places. 
V. Lentago, L. Sweer Visurnum. 7 
Open woods, banks of streams, and clearings. B*, occa- 
sional; W. of Pasture Run; near Streamside Ledge; Chicka- 
tawbut Hill, etc.:— M*, frequent: —S*, Happy Valley :— 
B B*, occasional. 
TRIOSTEUM, L. Frverworr. Horse GeEnTIAN. 
T. perfoliatum, L. 
Rich woods. B, occasional; S. side of Great Blue ‘Hill; 
Purgatory Road, etc. : — 1, occasional. 
LONICERA, L. HoNeysucKLE. 
L. sEMPERVIRENS, Ait. TRrumPET HONEYSUCKLE. 
Wild from N. Y. south, common in cultivation. B, escaped :— 
M, escaped into the woods, very local. 
L. Japonica, Thunb. JAPANESE HONEYSUCKLE. 
Cult. from Japan and China. B,old garden, Park’s place, 
Hawk Hill. 
DIERVILLA, Tourn. BusH HoNEYSUCKLE. 
D. trifida, Moench. 
Rocky open places. 6*, common on cliffs, ledges, and 
hill-tops : — M/, common in rocky open woods:—S and BB, 
frequent. 
RUBIACE4. Mapper FamMIry. 
HOUSTONIA, L. 
H. cerulea, L. Innocence. Buivers. Quaker Lapigs. 

