Catalogue of Plants Growing Spontaneously Within Thirty Miles of the City of New York

This historic book may have numerous typos and missing text. Purchasers can usually download a free scanned copy of the original book (without typos) from the publisher. Not indexed. Not illustrated. 1819 edition. Excerpt: ...swamp at Weehawk. U-June--July, purple. 257. Nymphaea. L. Smith. Pond. lily. odorata. Ait' alba. Mx. In ponds on Long-Island. U-June--July. White. 258. Nuphar. Snath. Yellow pond lily. 1 lutea. Ait. Nymphaea lutea. L. In ponds and rivers. New-Jersey, zf. June--July, yellow. 2 advena. Ait. Nymphaea advena. Willd. Ponds and rivers. Long-Island and New-Jersey. U. June, July. 3 Kahniana. Ait. ( Small lowered. J Nymphaea lutea. . Kalmiana. Mx. minima. Muhl. Cat.? In ponds, in the pine barrens of New-Jersey. U-July. 259. Tilia. L. Lime or linden tree. 1 glabra-Vent, et Ph. (Bass wood. Spoon wood.J Americana. Willd. Canadensis. Mx. Pers. Americana. Pers. Hills about Hoboken, and in Bloomingdale woods. . June-yellowish. 2 pubescens. Vent. On the high hills near Weehawk. h. 260. Helianthemum. Rock rose. Canadense. Mx. ("Frost weed.) Cistus Canadensis. Willd. Lechea major. L. On sandy hills and in barren fields. U. June, yellow. DI-PENTAGYNIA. 61. Ascyrum. L. St. Peter's wort. multicaule. Mx. In the pine barrens of New-Jersev. U-July, yellow. G 62. Hypericum. L. St. John's wort. 1 perforatum. L. (Common.J Common in fields. %. June--Aug. yellow. 2 Corymbosum. Willd. punctatum. Lmk. In wet meadows and woods. U. June--Aug. yellow. 3 parviflorum. Willd. quinquenervium. Walt. mutilum. L. In overflowed places. 2/. June--Sept. yellow. 4 angulosum. Mx. In the cedar swamp at Weehawk. U? July, reddish. 5 Canadense. L. Sandy fields. Greenwich. (c).June--Ju ly, yellow. 6 Virginicum. L. Elodea campanulata. Ph. In the bog meadows about Hoboken. V. July--Sept. reddish. 263. Aquilegia. L. Columbine. Canadensis. L. On rocks. U-April 28--June, scarlet. POLYGYNIA. 264. Xiriodendron. L. Tulip tree. Tulipifera. L. (White wood. White.