Natures Garden An Aid to Knowledge of Our Wild Flowers And Their Insect Visito
Natures Garden An Aid to Knowledge of Our Wild Flowers And Their Insect Visito
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So the plant was collected, dipped in oil, and thus transformed into a balm for every wound. " Here it is a naturalized, not a native, immigrant. A blooming plant, usually with many sterile shoots about its base, has an unkempt, untidy look; the seed capsules and the brown petals of withered flowers remaining among the bright yellow buds through a long season. No nectar is secreted by the St. John's- worts, therefore only pollen collectors visit them regularly, and occasionally cross-fertilize ...the blossoms, which are best adapted, however, to pollinate themselves.
The Shrubby St. John's-wort (H. Prolificum) bears yellow blossoms, about half an inch across, which are provided with stamens so numerous, the many flowered terminal clusters have a soft, feathery effect. In the axils of the oblong, opposite leaves are tufts of smaller ones, the stout stems being often concealed under a wealth of foliage. Sandy or rocky places from New Jersey southward best suit this low, dense, diffusely branched shrub which blooms prolifically from July to September.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So the plant was collected, dipped in oil, and thus transformed into a balm for every wound. " Here it is a naturalized, not a native, immigrant. A blooming plant, usually with many sterile shoots about its base, has an unkempt, untidy look; the seed capsules and the brown petals of withered flowers remaining among the bright yellow buds through a long season. No nectar is secreted by the St. John's- worts, therefore only pollen collectors visit them regularly, and occasionally cross-fertilize ...the blossoms, which are best adapted, however, to pollinate themselves.
The Shrubby St. John's-wort (H. Prolificum) bears yellow blossoms, about half an inch across, which are provided with stamens so numerous, the many flowered terminal clusters have a soft, feathery effect. In the axils of the oblong, opposite leaves are tufts of smaller ones, the stout stems being often concealed under a wealth of foliage. Sandy or rocky places from New Jersey southward best suit this low, dense, diffusely branched shrub which blooms prolifically from July to September.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Nellie Blanchan De Graff Mrs 1865 1918 Doubleday to read onlineMoreLess
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