Part 18
Helianthemum Canadense, 60
Helianthus tuberosus, 316
Hepatica triloba, 1
Heracleum lanatum, 212
Hieracium, aurantiacum, 268 Canadense, 266 Gronovii, 270 venosum, 264
Houstonia cærulea, 238
Hydrocotyle Americana, 214
HYPERICACEÆ, 90
Hypericum maculatum, 92 perforatum, 90
Hypoxis erecta, 568
Hyssopus officinalis, 500
I
Ilex verticillata, 104
ILICINEÆ, 104
Impatiens fulva, 102
Inula Helenium, 300
IRIDACEÆ, 564
Iris versicolor, 564
K
Kalmia, angustifolia, 390 glauca, 388 latifolia, 386
Krigia Virginica, 260
L
LABIATÆ, 492
Lactuca hirsuta, 272
LAURACEÆ, 530
LEGUMINOSÆ, 116
Leonurus Cardiaca, 504
Lepidium Virginicum, 58
LILIACEÆ, 570
Lilium, Canadense, 592 Philadelphicum, 594
Linaria, Canadensis, 476 vulgaris, 474
Lindera Benzoin, 530
Linnæa borealis, 230
Lobelia, cardinalis, 362 inflata, 360 Kalmii, 358 spicata, 356
LOBELIACEÆ, 356
Lonicera glauca, 226
Lupinus perennis, 116
Lysimachia, quadrifolia, 410 stricta, 412
M
Malva rotundifolia, 94
MALVACEÆ, 94
Medeola Virginiana, 588
Medicago, lupulina, 136 sativa, 138
Melampyrum Americanum, 478
Mentha, Canadensis, 506 piperita, 510 virides, 508
Mimulus ringens, 480
Mitchella repens, 240
Mitella diphylla, 180
Monarda, didyma, 496 fistulosa, 498
Moneses grandiflora, 396
Monotropa, Hypopitys, 404 uniflora, 406
Myosotis palustris, 440
Myrica asplenifolia, 534
MYRICACEÆ, 534
N
Nepeta, Cataria, 494 Glechoma, 492
Nuphar advena, 36
Nymphæa odorata, 38
NYMPHÆACEÆ 36
O
Oakesia sessilifolia, 578
Œnothera, biennis, 196 pumila, 194
ONAGRACEÆ, 194
ORCHIDACEÆ, 536
Orchis spectabilis, 536
OROBANCHACEÆ, 484
Orontium aquaticum, 602
Osmorrhiza longistylis, 206
Oxalis corniculata, 100
P
PAPAVERACEÆ, 42
Parnassia Caroliniana, 186
Pastinaca sativa, 216
Pedicularis, Canadensis, 452 lanceolata, 454
Phryma Leptostachya, 490
Phytolacca decandra, 518
PHYTOLACCACEÆ, 518
Podophyllum peltatum, 34
Pogonia ophioglossoides, 544
Polygala, paucifolia, 112 sanguinea, 114
POLYGALACEÆ, 112
POLYGONACEÆ, 520
Polygonatum giganteum, 590
Polygonum, amphibium, 526 Pennsylvanicum, 524 sagittatum, 522
Pontederia cordata, 596
PONTEDERIACEÆ, 596
Potentilla, argentea, 174 arguta, 172 Canadensis, 170 fructicosa, 176
Prenanthes, alba, 308 altissima, 310
PRIMULACEÆ, 408
Pyrola, elliptica, 392 secunda, 394
Pyrus arbutifolia, 44
R
RANUNCULACEÆ, 1
Ranunculus, acris, 24 Pennsylvanicus, 26 septentrionalis, 22
RHAMNACEÆ, 108
Rhododendron, nudiflorum, 378 viscosum, 380
Ribes floridum, 184
Rosa, blanda, 152 humilis, 50 rubiginosa, 148
ROSACEÆ, 144
RUBIACEÆ, 238
Rubus, Canadensis, 156 hispidus, 158 odoratus, 160 villosus, 154
Rudbeckia hirta, 278
Rumex Acetosella, 520
S
Sagittaria variabilis, 610
Sambucus Canadensis, 234
Sanguinaria Canadensis, 42
Sanicula Marylandica, 210
Saponaria officinalis, 84
Sarracenia purpurea, 40
SARRACENIACEÆ, 40
Saxifraga Virginiensis, 178
SAXIFRAGACEÆ, 178
SCROPHULARIACEÆ, 452
Sedum Telephium, 188
Senecio aureus, 256
Sicyos angulatus, 204
Silene noctiflora, 86
Sisyrinchium angustifolium, 566
Smilacina, racemosa, 582 trifolia, 580
Smilax herbacea, 584
SOLANACEÆ, 450
Solanum Dulcamara, 450
Solidago, bicolor, 320 cæsia, 332 Canadensis, 324 juncea, 322 lanceolata, 318 latifolia, 330 nemoralis, 328 speciosa, 326
Sonchus, asper, 292 oleraceus, 294
Sparganium simplex, 598
Specularia perfoliata, 364
Spiræa, salicifolia, 162 tomentosa, 164
Spiranthes, præcox, 562 Romanzoffiana, 560
Steironema ciliatum, 414
Stellaria, longifolia, 80 media, 78
Symphoricarpos racemosus, 236
Symplocarpus fœtidus, 600
T
Tanacetum vulgare, 276
Taraxacum officinale, 248
Thalictrum, dioicum, 10 polygamum, 12
THYMELÆACEÆ, 532
Tiarella cordifolia, 182
Tricostema dichotomum, 516
Trientalis Americana, 408
Trifolium, agrarium, 132 arvense, 134 hybridum, 128 pratense, 130 repens, 126
Trillium, cernuum, 574 erectum, 572
Tussilago Farfara, 250
TYPHACEÆ, 598
U
UMBELLIFERÆ, 206
Uvularia perfoliata, 576
V
Vaccinium, stamineum, 384 vacillans, 382
Veratrum viride, 586
Verbascum, Blattaria, 466 Thapsus, 464
Verbena, hastata, 486 urticæfolia, 488
VERBENACEÆ, 486
Veronica, Americana, 460 officinalis, 462 serpyllifolia, 458
Viburnum acerifolium, 228
Vicia Cracca, 118
Viola, blanda, 62 Canadensis, 68 canina, 70 palmata, 72 pedata, 74 pubescens, 66 sagittata, 64
VIOLACEÆ, 62
VITACEÆ, 110
Z
Zizia aurea, 208
INDEX.
COMMON NAMES.
A
Aaron’s-rod, 188
Adder’s-tongue, 570
Agrimony, Common, 168
Alder, Black, 104
Alfalfa, 138
Allspice, Wild, 530
Alsike, 128
AMARYLLIS, 568
American Ivy, 110
Andromeda, Marsh, 374 Privet, 376
Anemone, Rue, 14 Star, 408 Tall, 8 Wood, 6
Arbutus, Trailing, 370
Arrowhead, 610
ARUM, 600
Aster, Branching, 354 Broad-leaved, 346 Early Purple, 342 Later Purple, 352 New England, 338 Pine, 348 Pointed-leaved, 344 Starry White, 340 Upland White, 334 Variable-leaved, 350 White Wood, 336
Azalea, Pink, 378 White, 380
B
Balsam, 102
Baneberry, Red, 18
BARBERRY, 32
Barberry, 32
Bean, Wild, 142
Bedstraw, Small, 244
Bee Balm, 496
Beech-drops, 484 False, 404
Beefsteak Plant, 452
Bellflower, 368
Bellwort, 576
Benjamin-bush, 530
Bergamot, Wild, 498
Betony, Paul’s, 458 Wood, 454
Birds’ Pepper, 58
BIRTHWORT, 528
Bishop’s Cap, 180
Bitter-Sweet, 106
Blackberry, High-bush, 154 Running, 156 Running Swamp, 158
Black-eyed Susan, 278
Bloodroot, 42
Blueberry, Low, 382
Blue Curls, 516
Blue-eyed Grass, 566
Blue-eyed Mary, 566
Blue Sailors, 296
Blue Weed, 442
Bluets, 238
Boneset, 280
BORAGE, 440
Bouncing Bet, 84
Box-berry, 240
Brooklime, American, 460
BROOM-RAPE, 484
BUCKTHORN, 108
BUCKWHEAT, 520
Bull’s Eye, 262
Bumble-bee Root, 572
Bunch-berry, 224
Burdock, 298
Bur-reed, 598
Butter-and-eggs, 474
Buttercups, 24
Butterfly Weed, 432
Button-bush, 242
C
CAMPANULA, 364
Campion, Night-flowering, 86
Candlewick, 464
Cardinal Flower, 362
Carrion Flower, 584
Carrot, Wild, 218
Cassandra, 372
Catnip, 494
CAT-TAIL, 598
Celandine, 44
Charlock, 54
Cheeses, 94
Chickweed, Common, 78 Field, 76
Chicory, 296
Choke Berry, 144
Christmas Berry, 104
Cinquefoil, Common, 170 Shrubby, 176 Silvery, 174 Tall, 172
Cleavers, 244
Clematis, 30 Purple, 28
Clover, Alsatian, 128 Crimson, 130 Hop, 132 Purple, 138 Rabbit-foot, 134 Stone, 134 White, 126 Yellow, 132
Cohosh, 18
Coltsfoot, 250
Columbine, 20
COMPOSITE, 246
Cone Flower, 278
CONVOLVULUS, 444
Convolvulus, Upright, 446
Coreopsis, 278
Cornel, Dwarf, 224
Corpse Plant, 406
Corydalis, Pale, 48
Cowslips, 4
Cow Wheat, 478
Cranesbill, 96
Creeping Charlie, 492
Crinkle-root, 50
Crowd Weed, 54
CROWFOOT, 1
Crowfoot, Bristly, 26 Marsh, 22 Tall, 24
Cudweed, 304
Currant, Wild, 184
D
Daisy, Fleabane, 254 Ox Eye, 262
Daisy, Pigstye, 258 Yellow, 278
Dandelion, 248 Dwarf, 260
Deerberry, 384
Dewberry, 156
Dockmackie, 228
Dodder, 448
DOGBANE, 418
Dogbane, Spreading, 418
Dog Fennel, 258
DOGWOOD, 224
Dragon-root, 604
Dutchman’s Breeches, 46
E
Elder-flower, 234
Elecampane, 300
Eupatorium, 282
EVENING PRIMROSE, 194
Everlasting, 304 Life, 302 Pearly, 302 Plantain-leaved, 246 Spring, 246
F
Fever-bush, 530
FIGWORT, 452
Fire-weed, 198
Five-finger, 170
Flag, Larger Blue, 564 Sweet, 608
Forget-me-not, 440
Fox-berry, 240
Foxglove, Downy False, 468 False, 470
Fringed Polygala, 112
Frost Weed, 60
FUMITORY, 46
G
Garget, 518
GENTIAN, 436
Gentian, Blind, 438 Closed, 438 Fringed, 436
Gentlemen’s Hats, 86
GERANIUM, 96
Geranium, Wild, 96
Gerardia, Downy, 468 Little, 472 Slender, 472
Gerardia, Yellow, 470
Geum, White, 166
Gill-over-the-ground, 492
Ginger, Wild, 528
GINSENG, 220
Golden Club, 602
Golden Jerusalem, 278
Golden Rag-wort, 256
Goldenrod, Broad-leaved, 330 Bushy, 318 Common, 324 Noble, 326 Plume, 322 Small Spike, 328 Tall, 324 White, 320 Wreath, 332
Goldthread, 16
GOURD, 204
Grass of Parnassus, 186
Green Dragon, 604
H
Hardhack, 164
Harebell, 366
Hawkweed, Canada, 266 Early, 264 Hairy, 270 Tawny, 268
Heal All, 502
HEATH, 370
Hedge Bindweed, 446
Hellebore, False, 586
Hepatica, 1
Herb of St. Barbara, 52
Herb Robert, 98
High Taper, 464
HOLLY, 104
HONEYSUCKLE, 226
Honeysuckle, 378 Bush, 232 Smooth-leaved, 226
Huckleberry, Squaw, 384
Huntsman’s Cup, 40
Hyssop, 500
I
Indian Cucumber root, 588
Indian Hemp, 420
Indian Paint-brush, 456
Indian Pipe, 406
Indian Poke, 586
Indian Tobacco, 360
Indian Turnip, 606
Indigo, Wild, 120
Innocence, 238
IRIS, 564
Iris, Wild, 564
Ivy, Ground, 492
J
Jack-in-the-pulpit, 606
Jacob’s Ladder, 474
Jerusalem Artichoke, 316
Jewel-weed, 102
Joe Pye Weed, 284
K
Kale, Wild, 56
Knotweed, 524
L
Lady’s Ear-drop, 102
Lady’s Slipper, Larger Yellow, 540 Pink, 538 Showy, 542
Lady’s Tresses, 560
“ “, 562
LAUREL, 530
Laurel, Ground, 370 Mountain, 386 Pale, 388 Sheep’s, 390
Leather-leaf, 372
Leatherwood, 532
Lettuce, White, 308 Wild, 272
LILY, 570
Lily, Cow, 36 Field, 592 Flame, 594 Nodding, 592 Trout, 570 Wood, 594
Linnæa, 230
Live-for-ever, 188
Liver-leaf, 1
Liverwort, 1
LOBELIA, 356
Lobelia, Brook, 358 Spiked, 356
Loosestrife, 410 Spike, 412
Lop-seed, 490
Lousewort, 454 Common, 452
Lucerne, 138
Lupine, Wild, 116
M
MADDER, 238
MALLOW, 94
Mallow, Common, 94
Mandrake, 34
Maple-leaved Arrow-wood, 228
Marigold, Bur, 312 Marsh, 4 Rayless, 314
May Apple, 34
Mayflower, 370
May-weed, 258
Meadow Sweet, 162
Meadow Rue, Early, 10 Tall, 12
Medick, 138 Black, 136
MEZEREUM, 532
Milfoil, 306
MILKWEED, 422
Milkweed, Common, 434 Four-leaved, 422 Orange, 432 Poke, 430 Purple, 428 Sand, 424 Swamp, 426
MILKWORT, 112
Milkwort, 114
MINT, 492
Mint, Wild, 506
Mitre-wort, 180 False, 182
Moccason Flower, Yellow, 540
Monkey Flower, 480
Moonshine, 302
Motherwort, 504
Moosewood, 532
Mouse-ear, 440
Mullein, 464 Moth, 466
MUSTARD, 50
Mustard, Black, 56 Field, 54
N
Nancy-over-the-ground, 182
Nettle, Hemp, 514
New Jersey Tea, 108
NIGHTSHADE, 450
Nightshade, 450 Enchanter’s, 202
Nonesuch, 136
O
Old-maids’ Bonnets, 116
One-seeded Bur-cucumber, 204
One-seeded Star-cucumber, 204
Orchid, Early Purple Fringed, 548 Fringed Green, 554 Small Purple Fringed, 550
ORCHIS, 536
Orchis, Gay, 536 Ragged, 554 Showy, 556 Spring, 536
ORPINE, 188
Oswego Tea, 496
P
Painted Cup, 456
Parsnip, Cow, 212 Field, 216 Meadow, 208
PARSLEY, 206
Partridge-berry, 240
Pea, Wild, 116
Pea-nut, Wild, 124
Pennyroyal, American, 512
Pepper-grass, 58
Peppermint, 510
Pepper-root, 50
PICKEREL-WEED, 596
Pickerel-weed, 596
Pigeon-berry, 518
Pimpernel, Common, 416
Pine Sap, 404
PINK, 76
Pink, Deptford, 88 Meadow, 548 Mountain, 88
Pipsissewa, 398
Pitcher Plant, 40
PITCHER PLANTS, 40
Plantain, Rattlesnake, 558
Pleurisy Root, 432
Pokeberry, 518
POKEWEED, 518
Pond-lily, 38 Yellow, 36
Poor Annie, 586
Poor Man’s Weather Glass, 416
POPPY, 42
Prairie Weed, 176
PRIMROSE, 408
Primrose, Common Evening, 196 Day and Night, 194
Prince’s Pine, 398
Pudding-bag-plant, 188
PULSE, 116
Pussy Plant, 134
Pussy-toes, 246
Pyrola, One-flowered, 396 Small, 394
Q
Quaker Ladies, 238
Queen Ann’s Lace, 218
Queen of the Meadows, 162
R
Ramsted, 474
Raspberry, Purple Flowering, 160
Rattlesnake Plantain, 558
Rattlesnake-root, 308
“ “, 310
Rattlesnake-weed, 264
Red Benjamin, 572
Red-root, 108
Robin-run-away, 492
Robin’s Plantain, 252
Rock-breaker, 178
ROCK-ROSE, 60
Rock-rose, 60
ROSE, 144
Rose, Meadow, 152 Pasture, 150 Smooth, 152
Rosemary, Wild, 374
Roxbury Waxwork, 106
S
ST. JOHN’S-WORT, 90
St. John’s-wort, Large, 90 Lesser, 92
Sand Spurrey, 82
Sanicle, 210
Sarsaparilla, Wild, 220
SAXIFRAGE, 178
Saxifrage, 178
Scotch-cap, 160
Self Heal, 502
Senna, Wild, 122
Shinleaf, 392
Side-saddle Flower, 40
Silver-rod, 320
Skunk Cabbage, 600
Snake-head, 482
Snake-root, Black, 210 White, 282
Snowberry, 236
Solomon’s Seal, False Little, 580 Giant, 590 Great, 590 Two-leaved, 580
Solomon Zigzag, 582
Sorrel, Horse, 520 Ladies’, 100 Sheep, 100 “, 520 Red, 520 Yellow Wood, 100
Spatter-dock, 36
Spearmint, 508
Speedwell, Common, 462 Thyme-leaved, 458 Upland, 462
Spice-bush, 530
Spignet, 222
Spikenard, 222 False, 582
Squaw-root, 572
Squaw-weed, 256
STAFF-TREE, 106
Staff-tree, 106
Star-flower, 408
Star Grass, 568
Star-of-Bethlehem, 408
Steeple-bush, 164
Steeple-top, 164
Stitchwort, Long-leaved, 80
Stone-crop, 188
Straw Bell, 576
Strawberry, Wild, 146
Succory, 296
SUNDEW, 190
Sundew, 190
Sunflower, Wild, 316
Swamp Pink, 378
Sweet-briar, 148
Sweet Cicely, 206
Sweet-fern, 534
SWEET GALE, 534
T
Tansy, 276
Tare, 118
Tear-thumb, 522
Thimble-berry, 160
Thimble-flower, 502
Thistle, Blue, 442 Bull, 288 Canada, 290 Common, 286 Common Sow, 294 Pasture, 288
Thistle, Spiny-leaved Sow, 292
Thoroughwort, 280
Tick Trefoil, 140
Toad Flax, Wild, 476
Toothwort, 50
Touch-me-not, 102
Traveller’s Joy, 30
Trillium, Nodding, 574 Purple, 572 Red, 572
Trumpet Weed, 284
Turtle-head, 482
Twin-berry, 240
Twin-flower, 230
Two-eye-berry, 240
Two-leaved Smilax, 580
V
Venus’s Looking-glass, 364
VERVAIN, 486
Vervain, Blue, 486 Nettle-leaved, 488 White, 488
Vetch, 118
VINE, 110
VIOLET, 62
Violet, Arrow-leaved, 64 Bird-foot, 74 Canada, 68 Common Blue, 72 Dog, 70 Dog-tooth, 570 Downy Yellow, 66 Meadow, 72 Running, 70 Sand, 74 Sweet White, 62 Upland, 64
Viper’s Bugloss, 442
Virginia Creeper, 110
Virgin’s Bower, 30
W
Wake Robin, 572
“ “, 574
WATER-LILY, 36
Water Nymph, 38
Water Pennywort, 214
WATER PLANTAIN, 610
Whip-poor-will, 538
Whip-poor-will’s Shoes, 542
White Benjamin, 574
White Cool-wort, 182
White Weed, 262
Wild Oat, 576
“ “, 578
Willow Herb, Great, 198 Small, 200
Wind Flower, 6
Winter Berry, 104
Winter Cress, 52
Wintergreen, 402 Chickweed, 408 Flowering, 112 Spotted, 400
Witches’ Money-bags, 188
WITCH HAZEL, 192
Witch Hazel, 192
Wormwood, 274
Wych Hazel, 192
Y
Yarrow, 306
Yellow Rocket, 52
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Obvious typographical errors and punctuation errors have been corrected after careful comparison with other occurrences within the text and consultation of external sources. Except for those changes noted below, all misspellings in the text, and inconsistent or archaic usage, have been retained.
The following corrections have been applied to the text (before/after):
(p. vi) ... of the sea-board have been ... ... of the seaboard have been ...
(p. 38) ... surface is fine Sometimes ... ... surface is fine. Sometimes ...
(p. 162) ... July and August ... July and August.
(p. 164) ... a perce ptible tone ... ... a perceptible tone ...
(p. 187) ... Parnassia Caroliniana ... Parnassia Caroliniana.
(p. 310) ... the arrangment is alternate ... ... the arrangement is alternate ...
(p. 320) ... feet high Green. ... feet high. Green.
(p. 328) ... reaching its fulness of bloom ... ... reaching its fullness of bloom ...
(p. 344) ... sometimes zig-zag stalk ... ... sometimes zigzag stalk ...
(p. 352) ... are over-lapping; they are ... ... are overlapping; they are ...
(p. 376) ... tiny, re-curved points ... ... tiny, recurved points ...
(p. 380) ... the Pink Azalia, and ... ... the Pink Azalea, and ...
(p. 418) ... above the neigboring growths. ... ... above the neighboring growths. ...
(p. 426) Asclepias incarnata var. pulchra. Asclepias incarnata, var. pulchra.
(p. 446) ... a long floot-stem; the ... ... a long foot-stem; the ...
(p. 490) ... clutch upon a way-farer. ... clutch upon a wayfarer.
(p. 496) ... often 2, cleft; the ... ... often 2-cleft; the ...