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CORNUS FLORIDA ...... . . . . DOGWOOD. 
A small tree, whose large showy flowers give a beautiful appearance to our woods in May. 
Class, Teteandeia : Ord^r, Monogynia : JSfatural Order, Coenaoe.^. 
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GERANIUM MACULATUM . . . ■ . WILD GERANIUM. 
This light pretty flower, with its downy leaves, and slender stalk, we find early in May, along the 
woodside, and by the fences; and often its purple head is seen above the tail grass in June. 
Class, Monadelphia: Order, Deoandeia : Natural Order, 
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SILENE YIRGINICA GROUND PINK. 
A modest little companion of the Geranium and Columbine. 
Class, Decandeia : Order, Teigynia: Natural Order, Caeyophyllaoe^. 
EPIGyEA repens TRAILING ARBUTUS. 
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hTamed by the Pilgrims of h^ew England, May-Floioer ‘ — said to have been the earliest found, after 
their first dreary winter in the New World. 
Class, Decandeia: Order, Monogynia: Natural Order, Eeioaoe^. 
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