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id: 13347
title: Wildflowers of the Farm
author: Cooke, Arthur O. (Arthur Owens)
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  farmer''s fields, we shall see many pretty flowers which he calls weeds. comparatively small plants in which the flower or blossom is easily leaves make earth or "soil." Wallflowers and other plants which grow on under side of the flower stem; the Red Valerian, like the Violet, is a The stems with the flowers and leaves hang down below the root; it On the barren stems the leaves grow so closely that they quite cover the The small greenish-yellow flowers of the Stinging Nettle grow in long The leaves of the White Clover grow, like the flower, at the top of the The leaves of the Crimson Clover grow on the flower difference is that the blossoms of the Primrose grow on _long_ stems flowers are a little like those of the Red Clover; each blossom has many There are leaves as well as flowers on the stem. On the flower stems grow very small narrow leaves;


id: 42696
title: Field and Woodland Plants
author: Furneaux, William S.
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  CORNACEÃ�.--Herbs and shrubs with opposite leaves, small flowers, and DIPSACEÃ�.--Herbs with opposite leaves; and heads of small flowers, BETULACEÃ�.--Trees or shrubs with alternate leaves and small flowers. TYPHACEÃ�.--Erect marsh plants, with long, narrow leaves; and small leaves; and a flowering stem from six to twelve inches high. stipuled, lobed leaves; the axillary flowers; and the fruit composed of The plant is common in fields, and flowers during May and June. plant, with a spreading, four-angled stem, and narrow-ovate leaves that an erect, hairy plant, from one to two feet high, with yellow flowers, plant, with stem from six to eighteen inches long; and digitate leaves stem; downy, stalked leaves; and pale yellow, scentless flowers that trifoliate leaves; and small, white or yellow flowers in long racemes on branched stem from two to four feet high; and long-stalked leaves with plants, with much-divided leaves and compound umbels of white flowers,


