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Do  not  assume  content  reflects  current 
scientific  knowledge,  policies,  or  practices. 


WILD  FLOWER  SEEDS  FOR  SALE 


Sow  in  October 

,  November  and  early  December 

Owing  to  an  increasing  interest  in  our  native  sweet 

herbs,  pot-herbs 

and  simples  the  species  listed 

here  are  so  marked.  A.  simple,  some  part  of 

plant  that  was  or  is  used  medicinally.  A  pot-herb  used 

for  food  or  flay— 

oring  in  cooking.  A  swee t  herb  valued  for  its  fragrance 

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Seed  packets  »15  cts.  apiece  e::cept  cardinal 

flower  25  cts. 

and  fringed  gentian 

50  cts. 

Achillea  millefolium 

Yarrow 

Simple 

Actaea  alba 

White  baneberry 

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"  rubra 

Red  baneberry 

n 

Agrimonia  gryposepala 

Agrimony 

tt 

Anaphalis  margaritacea 

Pearly  everlasting 

tt 

Anemone  cylindrica 

Tall  anemone 

it 

**  virginiana 

Large  flowered  anemone 

it 

Anethum  graveolens 

Dili  Garden  escape 

”  &  pot-herb 

Aquilegia  canadensis 

Columbine 

Argemone  platyceras 

Prickly  poppy 

Arisaema  triphyllum 

Jack— i  n— t  Lie-pulp  i  t 

Simple 

Artemisia  absinthium 

Wormwood  Carden  escape 

”  &  pot-herb 

Asarum  canadense 

Wild  ginger 

tt 

Asclepias  incarnata 

Swamp  milkweed 

it 

”  phytolaccoides 

Poke  milkweed 

it 

u  Tuberosa 

Butterfly  weed 

tt 

Aster  acuminatus 

Wood  aster 

tt 

”  cordifolius 

Heart  leaved  aster 

n 

”  concolor 

Dark  purple  aster 

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'*  dumosus 

Bushy  white  aster 

tt 

”  eriocoides 

Heath  aster 

tt 

”  lateriflorus 

Calico  aster 

tt 

!?  linariifolius 

Light  violet  aster 

tt 

’’  nemoralis 

Lilac  aster 

n 

”  novae— angliae 

New  England  aster 

tt 

"  ”  ”  ,  roseus 

Pink  New  England  aster 

tt 

”  patens 

Spreading  aster 

tt 

’’  Tradescanti 

Tradescant ’ s  aster 

a 

”  umbellatus 

White  aster 

tt 

Asters 

Mixed  asters 

n 

Astragalus  succulentus 

Rattlebox 

Baptisia  tinctoria 

False  indigo 

Simple  &  pot-herb 

Boehmeria  cylindrica 

Halse  nettle 

Cassia  chamoechrista 

Partridge  pea 

Campanula  rapunculoides 

Bluebell 

Celastrus  scandens 

Bitter-sweet 

Simple 

Chelone  glabra 

Turtlehead 

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Chrysanthemum  leucanthemum 

White  daisy 

”  Parthenium 

Feverfew 

tt 

C ichor ium  Intybus 

Chicory 

u  &  pot-herb 

Cimicifuga  racenosa 

Black  cohosh 

tt 

Cirsium  Lanceolatum 

Large  field  thistle 

’’  muticum 

Swamp  thistle 

Clematis  virginiana 

Wild  clematis 

Simple 

Collinsonia  canadense 

Citronella 

”  &  pot-hei b 

Coyydalis  sempervirens 

Pale  corydalis 

Desmodium  grand  if  lorum 

Large  tree  tickfoil 

Dipsacus  sylvestris 

Card  teasel 

Simple 

Echi no cyst is  lobata 

Wild  cucumber  vine 

Epilobium  angistifolium 

Fireweed 

”  densum 

Slender  firev/eed 

Echium  vulgare 

Viper’s  bugloss 

Simple 

Erigeron  annum s 

Daisy  fleabane 

tt 

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Eriocaulon  septangulare 
Eschscholtzia  californica 
Eupatorium  perfoliatum 
M  purpureum 

"  urticaefolium 

Euphorbia  marginata 
Galium  triflorum 
Gaultheria  procumbens 
Gent i ana  Andrews ii 
Gentians  criuita 
Geranium  maculatum 
Gerardia  flava 

,r  tenuifolia 
Geum  flavum 
Godetia  aemona 
Heliantlius  decapitalis 
Heracleum  lanatum 

Houstonia  caerulea 
Hypericum  perforatum 
w  virginicum 

Hyssop  officinalis 
Impatiens  biflora 
Inula  helenium 
Iris  missouriensis 
,r  versicolor 
Liatris  scariosa 
Lilium  canadense 
M  columbianium 

”  philadephicum 

Linaria  vulgaris 
Lobelia  cardinalis 
Lonicera  tataric 
Lychnis  alba 
hupimwg  pure  mil  fa 

Mtkania  scandens 
Maianthemum  canadense 
Melilotus  alba 
Mentzelia  lindleyi 
Monarda  fistulosa 
”  punctata 
Monotropa  uniflora 
LIyesotis  laxa 
Myrica  carolinensis 
Nepeta  cataria 
"  hdereacea 

Oenothera  biennis 
”  grandiflora 

Pachythus  canescens 
Pentstemon  grandiflorus 
Phytolacca  decandra 
Physostegia  virginiana 
Podophyllum  peltatum 
Polygonatum  biflorum 
Polygonella  articulata 
Polyganum  scandens 
Potentilla  fruticosa 
"  norvegica 

recta 

Prunella  vulgaris 
Pycnanthemum  flexuosum 
Ranunculus  acris 
Rhexia  virginica 


Seven-angled  pipewort 
California  peppy 
Boneset 
Joe  Pye-weed 
False  boneset 
Snow-on- 1  he -mount a i n 
Sweet  scented  bedstraw 
Uintergreen 
Closed  gentian 
Fringed  gentian 
Wild  geranium 
Yellow  flase  foxglove 
Small  purple  gerardia 
Cream  colored  avens 
Farewell-to-spring 
Ten-petaled  sunflower 
Com  parsnip 
Rose  mal-low- 
Innocence 
St*  John*  s?/ord 
Marsh  St  John’  swort 
Hyssop  Garden  Escape 
Jewel— weed 


Simple 

n 

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Simple  &  pot-herb 


Simple 


Simple 

n 

tr 

it 


Simple 

tt 


Elecampane  T* 

Western  iris 
Wild  iris 

Blazing  star  Simple 

Meade?/  lily 


Columbian  lily 

Red  or  l  lai  j.e  lily 

Butvor-and-eggs  Simnle 

Cardinal  flo?/er  n 

Tartarian  honeysuckle  Garden  escape 

Evening  lychnis 

-Wi-  14-lupine 

Climbing  boneset 

False  lily-of-t he- valley 


Sv/eet  v/hite  clover  Simple 

Blazing  star 

Wild  bergamot  Simple 

Horse  mint  fr 

Indian  pipe  n 

Wild  forget-me-not  n 

Bayberry  Simple 

Catnip  Tr 


Gill— over— the-ground  w 

Evening  primrose  n 

Large  flov/ered  evening  Tr 

primrose 

White  evening  primrose 
Large  beard  tongue 

Pokev/eed  Simple  &  pot-herb 

False  dragonhead 


Mayapple  Simple 

Solomon’s  seal  ,f 

Coast  jointv/eed 
Climbing  false  buckwheat 
Shrubby  cinquefoil 
Norway  n 


Rough  ” 

Heal-all  Simple 

Narrow -leaved  mountain  mint 

Buttercup 

Meadow  beauty 


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Rhododendron  nudiflorum 
Ridana  alternifolius 
Rosa  Carolina 
"  humulis 
Rubus  odorata 
Sagittaria  latifolia 
Sanguinaria  canadensis 
Bangui sorba  canadensis 
Satauria  hortensis 
Sarracenia  purpureum 
Saxifraga  virginiensis 
Scutellaria  latifolia 


Pink  azalea.  Pinxter  flower 
Yellow  ironweed 
Swamp  rose 
Pasture  rose 

Purple  flowering  raspberry  Sweet  herb 
Arrowhead 

Bloodroot  Simple 

American  burnet  Pot-herb 

Summer  savory  Garden  escape  Simple 


Pitcher  plant 
Saxifrage 
Mad-dog  scull— cap 


Simple 

Simple 


Seriocarpus  asteroides 

white  topped  aster 

Silene  laterifolia 

Bladder  campion 

Sisyrinchium  angustifolium 

Blue  eyed  grass 

Srnilax  herbacae 

Carrion  vine 

Simple 

Smilacena  racemosa 

False  Solomon's  seal 

n 

Solanum  dumcamara 

Nightshade 

it 

Solidago  bicolor 

Silver— rod 

"  ceasia 

t/reath  goldenrod 

"  canadensis 

Canada  ” 

"  graminifolia 

Lance-leaved  goldenrod 

"  odora 

Sweet  scented  ,r 

"  nemoralis 

Gray  goldenrod 

"  rugosa 

Rough  " 

"  speciosa 

Shining  " 

,r  tenuifolia 

Slender  ** 

Solidagos 

Mixed  species 

Spiraea  latifolia 

MeadoT/— sweet 

Simple 

,f  tomentosa 

Steeplebush 

tt 

Steironema  ciliatum 

Fringed  loosestrife 

Tanacetum  vu.lgar e 

Tansy 

Simple 

Thalictrum  polygamum 

Tall  meadow  rue 

Trifolium  agrarium 

Yellow  Hop  clover 

"  pratense 

Red  clover 

Simple 

Trillium  erectum 

Red  trillium 

Verbascum  blattaria 

Moth  mullein 

Simple 

Verbena  hastata 

Vervain 

tr 

Vernonia  novoboroensis 

Ironweed 

»r 

Veronica  virginica 

Culver's  root 

n 

Violas* 

Mixed  violets 

it 

Leaflets* 

Collecting,  preparing  and  planting  wild  flower  seeds  Price  15  cts* 
Berried  plants  and  shrubs  and  the  birds  they  attract  "  **  ” 

The  value  of  our  native  Connecticut  Flora  Lecture  $1*00 

Please  give  a  few  extra  names  of  species  for  a  second  choice  and  also 
add  three  cents  for  postage* 

Alice  E*  Hyde  242  Henry  Street,  Brooklyn*  New  York* 

Tfee  seeds  are  sold  for  the  benefit  of  the  work  of  conservation 
of  our  native  flora. 


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