woodlands; sea-coast,
N. J.
Indian-pipe Waxy white Dark shady woods; New England.
Inkberry White flowers,
berries black Sandy grounds; Cape Ann.
Labrador tea White Cold bogs and mountain woods;
New England.
Leather-flower Purple Rich woods; N. J., N. Y.,
West.
Low blackberry White Low woods, road-sides. Common.
Magnolia, sweet-bay White Cape Ann, Gloucester and
Manchester woods.
Marsh five-finger Purple Cool bogs; New England to Pa.
Marsh violet Pale lilac White Mts., high lands N. Rare.
Meadow-sweet White Damp soil, banks; N. J., West.
Mountain laurel Pink and white Rocky hills, damp soil. Common.
Mountain sandwort White Mountains; New England.
Nine-bark Wh., rose-color Rocky river-banks; West.
One-flowered pyrola White-pink Deep cold New England woods.
Pale laurel Light purple Cold peat bogs and mountains.
Partridge-berry Purple and white,
red berries Dry woods, creeping. Common.
Persimmon Pale yellow Woods and old fields; R. I.,
N. Y.
Pimpernel Scarlet, blue,
wh. Waste sandy fields; Mass., N. J.
Pitcher-plant Deep purple Peat-bogs and swamps; New Eng.
Poison-ivy, climbing Greenish Rocky thickets, low grounds.
Poison sumac Dull color,
very poisonous Swamps and wet pastures.
Pond-lily White, pink Ponds, pools, and still waters.
Common.
Prince's-pine Pale pink Dry woods. Common.
Pyrola Greenish-white Rich woods; Conn., N. J., N. Y.
Queen of the prairie Peach-color Open meadows; Pa., prairies W.
Red anemone Red Rocky hills; Vt., N. Y. Rare.
Red elder Flowers white,
berries red Rocky woods; New England.
Round-leaved cornus White, berries Rich soil, copses; Middle