14 METROPOLITAN PARK FLORA. 
TILIACEAE. = Linven Fanny. 
TILIA, Tourn. Linpen. Basswoop. 
T. Americana, L. Basswoop. 
Rich woods. B, comparatively rare; single, big, bushy 
tree on knoll in Pine Tree Brook valley ; a few trees in Balster 
Brook valley and edge of upland, E. of Beech Run; Rattle 
Rock :—W, frequent; not uncommon as a small tree or shrub in 
rocky woods:—S, apparently rare; meadow, N. W. of Bold 
Knob, a small tree. 
LINACE42. FiLax FaAmiIty. 
LINUM, L. Frax. 
L. Virginianum, L. 
Open dry woods. B*, common :—W, frequent. 
L. usITATISsSIMUM, L. Common FLAx. 
Adv. from Eu. in fields and waste places. B, road by 
Wolcott Pines. 
GERANIACEZE. Geranium Famtity. 
GERANIUM, Tourn. CRANESBILL. 
G. maculatum, L. Wuirp CRANESBILL. 
Open woods, fields, and roadsides. B*, Mand B B*, com- 
mon :—S*, Bellevue Hill, ete., doubtless common. 
G. Robertianum, L. Hers RosBert. 
Moist woods and shaded ravines. 6*, frequent; Hancock 
Hill; Hancock valley, etc. :—M*, frequent on damp rocks in 
woods. 
G. Carolinianum, L. 
Waste places and barren soil. SB, rare; Rattle Rock :— 
M*, occasional on rocks in open woods, and on upland rocks; 
Bear Hill, ete. 


