. Fleurs sauvages du Canada [microforme]. Fleurs sauvages ; fleurs ; botanique ; Fleurs sauvages ; Fleurs ; Botanique. s^ »-^ DWKLL MARSH SPF.F.PIATE- SCUTll 117 VERONICA.l.ATA. (I'K.MILLEPERTUIS FAMILLE. Stfmi iUmlft). (-Kr/ijHjp 1.'/ f<dsf, souvent ptihiiictttn stoiiiNj ! !rijet, frcd ami tfafv^ab tr : lAi^^poiife un ff, Inirtii htmroUttt'. tti-iiti : tifnttttr racrmfx avilUtiy :./flQurtyd dniiti-nti,-il. a i/,t:ig-ziig : Jtotivts ^/, sur(-Â"fl//â '. spK-iliting Iejt^xfjpfitiCi « t-h . coiolla smtill siih.^'i !'hilf' l/iijH. long lohfil t.fO. HAT est ce jilaiit avec liny, flcnvers que j;wws

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. Wild flowers of Canada [microform]. Wild flowers; Flowers; Botany; Fleurs sauvages; Fleurs; Botanique. s^ "-^ MARSH SPF.F.DWKLL PIATE 117- VERONICA SCUTll.l.ATA. (I'K.WORT FAMILY.) Stfmi iUmlft. (-Kr/ijHjp 1.'/ f<dsf, often ptihiiictttn !!rijet stoiiiNj, frcd ami tfafv ab^tr: lAi^ff a^poiife, Inirtii htmroUttt'. tti-iiti: tifnttttr: racrmfx avilUtiy./nti-flQurtyd, dniiti-il. a i/, t :ig-ziig: Jtotivts on long, ^/(-»fl//â '. spK-iliting "t Iejt^xfjpfitiCi-h . coiolla smtill. siih^'i !'hilf' l/iijH long. t.fO lohfil. HAT is this jilaiit with liny, long-stalked flcnvers that i;wws whtixver hoji nr ilitch .ilTonls it tho moisture it ilchjihts in ? It is not a lianilsiinii.' plant, nor .t convpiciions one. The small blossoms mirror the sk Ihiy , i;n/e up to so lovingly. We are always attrac >d to a flower of a/ure color. No matter how insij;nilieant it may be, no matter how coarse and weed- like the .stem and leaves, for a touch of the color of the sky in the blossoms, we forget the rest. That is why we love the tin' .si>eedwells. and have made them the emblem of ho]>e and godspeed. They have also come to signify "womanly fidelity, " a nuality well typified in the tender blue of the blossoms, liliie flowers are alwa s linked in our thoughts with some high virtue. The pretty "Hluets" typify "innocence, " the Harebell, "constancy." the lilne Violet, "faithfulness." Their garb is of heaven's own hue. The Mar.sh Speedwell is found almost thronghoul the North Temperate Zone. In iMin 'le. Northern Africa, Northern Asia and North America, it is at home. Here it is found in Hritish Ame'ica and in the Northern Stales, from the Atlantic to the Pacific, flowering all summer. The ikUI little capsules are flat and deeply notchetl. The name stiileHala relers to the reseiriblance of the fruit to a shield.. PLATE ii8. EARLY SAXIFRAGE. SAXIFRACA VIRC.INIFNSIS. (SAXIFRAGE FAMILY.) f-rrnnwl: stem tifcl. nmch-hanc

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