Flowers Native to the Deep South

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Claitor's Book Store, 1958 - Nature - 176 pages
Simple description of Southern flowers.

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FACING PAGE
Clematis crispa
1 Hydrolea ovata 2 RED PENSTE
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Flowers Native to the Deep South
Caroline Dormon
Snippet view - 1958
FLOWERS NATIVE TO THE DEEP SOUTH
CAROLINE DORMON
Snippet view - 1958

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12 inches tall 24 inches 30 inches Arkansas Aster attractive bears beautiful blooms blue bogs bracts branching Carolina to Florida charming cluster color plate CONEFLOWER corymb cultivated dainty deep dry soil Early summer entire plant Eupatorium FAMILY feet tall FIGURE Florida and Texas Florida to Louisiana Florida to Texas flowers flowers are borne fragrant genus Georgia Gerardia glaucous green grows heavy soil Hymenocallis inches long Iris Iris brevicaulis Iris virginica lanceolate leaves late summer lavender flowers leaf linear leaves Louisiana lovely Monarda narrow Nelumbo lutea North Carolina northward numerous Oenothera ORCHID panicles Penstemon Penstemon calycosus perennial petals Phlox pine lands pine woods pink prairies pretty purple racemes recurved Rhexia Rudbeckia Sabbatia Sagittaria seed sepals serrate showy Silene Silene stellata slender stems smooth Solidago sometimes South SPIDERWORT summer and fall tiny tips Trillium umbel usually Verbena Viola violet Virginia to Florida western Louisiana white flowers whorls Zephyranthes atamasco

Bibliographic information

TitleFlowers Native to the Deep South
AuthorCaroline Dormon
PublisherClaitor's Book Store, 1958
Original fromCornell University
DigitizedMar 23, 2009
ISBN0875110258, 9780875110257
Length176 pages
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