• WHITE OR WHITISH FLOWERS 
White Beard-tongue (Pentstemon IcBvigatus, var. Digitalis). 
Figwort family. May to July. 
A perennial, two to five feet high. Corolla (one inch) tubular, 
two-lipped; five stamens. Leaves lance-shaped, toothed. Dry 
ground. New York, South and West. Greek, five stamens. 
Thorough wort. Boneset (Eupatorium perfoliatum) . Com- 
posite family. July to August. 
A hairy perennial with stem several feet high, bearing small 
flower-heads in clusters. Florets with five-lobed corollas; cleft 
style. Long, woolly leaves united around the stem. Low ground. 
Named for Eupator Mithridates. 
WHITE SNAKEROOT 
[Fupatorium urticaifolium) 
TURTLE HEAD 
{Chehne glabra) 
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