. Notre jardin fleurs ; une étude de leur terre natale, leur vie, et leurs affiliations structurels. Des fleurs. Famille composée. Southernwood. Artemisia abrotanum un grand et mince de l'usine trois ou quatre tiges croissance ensemble, surmonté d'un grand cluster de fleurs violettes très brillante. Il est le plus brillant violet fleur sauvage du nord de l'Ohio. Elle est égale à la hauteur de sun- Fleurs et Joe Pye Weed. Les feuilles sont alternes et dispersées. Blazing Star, Liairis, est un genre de vivaces qui portent leur rose-rouge, ou des fleurs violettes dans wand- comme les épis ; la colo pétaloïdes

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. Our garden flowers; a popular study of their native lands, their life histories, and their structural affiliations. Flowers. COMPOSITE FAMILY. Southernwood. Artemisia abrotanum a tall, slender plant of three or four stalks growing together, topped with a large cluster of very brilliant purple flowers. It is the most brilliant purple wild flower of northern Ohio. In height it equals the sun- flowers and Joe Pye Weed. The leaves are alternate and scattered. Blazing Star, Liairis, is a genus of hardy perennials which bear their rose-red, or purple flowers in wand- like spikes; the petaloid coloring of the involucral bracts increasing the brilliancy of the flowers. The most showy species are Liatris Slegans and LicLtris pycnosthchya, both of southern habitat. Leopard's Bane, Doronicum, is a genus of hardy composites of which several species are coming into general use, because they bloom in May. The flowers resemble large, yellow, ox-eye daisies and are a brilliant addition to the spring garden. Southernwood, Artemisia abrd- tanum, is an aromatic, much- branched, woody-stemmed peren- nial, bearing many pale, grayish- green, dissected leaves and small yellowish flower-heads. It is occa- sionally found in old gardens. Wormwood, Artemisia absinth- ium, is closely allied to Southern- wood and greatly resembles it. The plant is two to four feet high, the leaves gray, much divided, and intensely bitter. The flower- heads are small and yellowish. An extensive use of the plant is in the manufacture of absinthe, of which it is the principal ingredient. S14. Please note that these images are extracted from scanned page images that may have been digitally enhanced for readability - coloration and appearance of these illustrations may not perfectly resemble the original work.. Keeler, Harriet L. (Harriet Louise), 1846-1921. New York, C. Scribner's Sons

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