. Flowers of the field and forest [microform]. Fleurs sauvages; Botany; Botanique; Wild flowers. 'ii Qv THE FlK,,u AND FORE ST. fore be expected that few or no low nlanti would flourish in the heart of thT wSSd Some howuver, i«v-e found a way out of the difficulty aud have learned to take advantage of the brief interval during which fi, T *⢠^"? °''" "'""""i with light fol â age, choosm,; the early .pring for rapid fXr\h"'' ^'"°'"' f" " '» *â ' the woodTand rjthcr than to meadow or hillside that go m April and May for t
. Flowers of the field and forest [microform]. Fleurs sauvages; Botany; Botanique; Wild flowers. 'ii Qv THE FlK,,u AND FORE ST. fore be expected that few or no low nlanti would flourish in the heart of thT wSSd Some howuver, i«v-e found a way out of the difficulty aud have learned to take advantage of the brief interval during which fi, T *⢠^"? °''" "'""""i with light fol â age, choosm,; the early .pring for rapid fXr\h"'' ^'"°'"' f" " '» *â ' the woodTand rjthcr than to meadow or hillside that go m April and May for the harbingers of emng. |ew thing, seem more Sulo,?J ,1 ,^5" ""'«''*>' ^"'li which piir- l^e and green spears piercing the mould unfold into exquisite ban^ nera and gleaming stars, Formight .. .h ^''"'" "^. ,""" mystery. As s^n u.^A .T" "I^ned last summer, the plants of fâ "^^ ""T ?"â¢' ⢠to 'he manufacture or r^f Tt .E^""^ "> "nderground stem ,^,1 fl in which lay lolded the leaves .ind flowers of this spring So. in April, all that remains to be done is the pusliing up of budi mto the sunlight, irhere thev announce that the snow is over and gon"'^ the flowers appear on the earth, the time of the singing of birds is ; . "?"y ^" the disputes as to which flower IS the first promise of spring. There is little uoubt, however, that th>. unpoetic skur' ca,bbage, Symplocarpus foetidlis, caji claim II. the honour. Thoreau says that even in 1;,,. "fe '^â¢"'Jy "dvanceil toward a new > Throughout the Maritime I'rovince. Quebec an, Ontario, in bogs or alon^ttre >le shells (Fig. Mr., 1) appMr eve. lâ.f,â.o caLrrh*' r" "fl ''"'°"'' *""â *' 'heir brown cases Ihe fl.)wp--s i.,e closely crowded on a flesliy stalk (Fig. XII., .I) and â¢all fi" they are, each
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