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One may easily understand why it is called Willow-herb, as its leaf is exactly like that of the swamp willow. In Septem- ber the pretty heads of magenta flowers are trans- formed into clusters of curved and twisted seed-ves- sels which are constantly shedding a disheveled mass of stringy white silk, reminding one, perhaps, of the wild gray hair of witches caught in the thicket.
It seems scarcely necessary to call attention to the fact that the fireweed is closely related to the evening primrose... : a comparison of the two flowers shows a remarkable similarity between them.
Joe-PyeWeed. Joe-Pye weed, oddly named for a Mupatorium New England Indian doctor, is rather purpureum. ^ eonspicuous dull pale-magenta flow- er whose fuzzy head towers five or six feet above the lowlands in late summer and early autumn. The plant will always be associated in my mind with Indian doctors, who, by the way, have not yet finished their " herb cures " among the country folk. There is such a doctor in a New England village but four miles from my summer home, who, I am given to under- stand, does a thriving business — or shall I say com- mands a wide practice ?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
One may easily understand why it is called Willow-herb, as its leaf is exactly like that of the swamp willow. In Septem- ber the pretty heads of magenta flowers are trans- formed into clusters of curved and twisted seed-ves- sels which are constantly shedding a disheveled mass of stringy white silk, reminding one, perhaps, of the wild gray hair of witches caught in the thicket.
It seems scarcely necessary to call attention to the fact that the fireweed is closely related to the evening primrose... : a comparison of the two flowers shows a remarkable similarity between them.
Joe-PyeWeed. Joe-Pye weed, oddly named for a Mupatorium New England Indian doctor, is rather purpureum. ^ eonspicuous dull pale-magenta flow- er whose fuzzy head towers five or six feet above the lowlands in late summer and early autumn. The plant will always be associated in my mind with Indian doctors, who, by the way, have not yet finished their " herb cures " among the country folk. There is such a doctor in a New England village but four miles from my summer home, who, I am given to under- stand, does a thriving business — or shall I say com- mands a wide practice ?
What to read after Familiar Flowers of Field And Garden;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by F Schuyler Ferdinand Schuyler Mathews to read onlineMoreLess
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