10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «FIREPINK»
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Wildflowers and Ferns of Indiana Forests: A Field Guide
Firepink. Perry Scott Flowering Period: April–June. There are few forest plants in
Indiana with flowers that can compare in brilliance and stunning beauty to those
of firepink. Its star-shaped scarlet flowers adorn the forests of most of Indiana, ...
Michael Allison Homoya, 2011
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Flowering Plants: Pokeweeds, Four-o'clocks, Carpetweeds, ...
Common Name: Firepink. Habitat: Open woods, both rich and dry. Range: New
York to southern Ontario and Minnesota, south to Oklahoma, Arkansas, and
Georgia. Illinois Distribution: Scattered throughout the state but not common.
Robert H. Mohlenbrock, 2001
chis, violets, rose ma110w, and~loosestrife in the damp or meadow lands; and
the vivid firepink. golden corydalis, and Virginia saxifrage in the exposed parts.
And we have still another field for hardy flowers in the cemetery, namely, the wild
...
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Field Guide to Indiana Wildflowers
136(137l Firepink 136 Silene virginica L. van virginica — Cary- ophyllaceae. Pink
Family —FIREPINK Short-lived perennial herb 0.2-0.8 m; petals 5, the blade 15-
22 mm, 2-cleft, bright red. Styles 3; stem leaves 2-8 pairs. Woods, roadsidesi ...
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Landscaping with native plants
... firepink, and birdfoot violet will take considerable sun. Red lobelia needs
moisture. Dutchman's breeches and Firepink TRILLIUMS Great Milium Virginia
bluebells disappear above ground after blooming. WOODLAND WILDFLOWERS
91.
Butyoureally couldn't tellfrom that distance, andbesides, the sun was sort of
setting to the point where it's not dark, but the light is firepink in a lavendergray
sky and it's not quite as easy to seethrough anymore. Plus, there were a
millionpeople ...
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Taylor's Guide to Shade Gardening
See Leucothoe, drooping Feverfew, 172, 321-22 Ficus, 354 pumila, 248, 354 Fig,
creeping, 248, 354 Filipendula, 26, 354-55 palmata, 144, 355 purpurea, 355
rubra, 145, 355 Firepink, 25 Five-spot, 185, 414 Flossflower. See Ageratum ...
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Report of the Secretary
Here grow some orchids, Shortia, Galax, Wintergreen, vviolets, columbo,
pipsisewa, Trillium, wild ginger, Dutchman's breeches, squirrel corn, holly,
pinweed, lousewort, strawberry blite, firepink, lop-seed, enchanter's nightshade,
tick trefoils, ...
Michigan. State Board of Agriculture, 1905
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Annual Report of the Secretary of the State Board of ...
... firepink, lop-seed, enchanter's nightshade, tick trefoils, wild blue phlox, and its
white variety, leaf-cups, and many others. A very few have criticised the
arrangement of the families as neither following DeCandolle, nor Engler and
Prantl., but I ...
Michigan. State Board of Agriculture, 1905
Here grow some orchids, Shortia, Galax, wintergreen, violets, columbo, pip-
sisewa, Trillium, wild ginger, Dutchman's breeches, squirrel corn, holly, pinweed,
lousewort, strawberry blite, firepink, lop-seed, enchanter's nightshade, tick trefoils
, ...
Michigan State University. Agricultural Experiment Station, 1905
NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «FIREPINK»
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Nature Journal: Blue Ridge Parkway's wildflower walks
You should encounter galax, firepink, starry campion, whorled loosestrife and other wildflowers. The large coarse tri-parted fern is bracken. «Asheville Citizen-Times, Jul 15»
