| | | | Fruits “mussy.” | | | | 80. Cranberry bush | 3-12 | White |Indifferent|Profuse masses of flowers and large clusters of (Viburnum Opulus) | | | | scarlet berries make it most useful all the | | | | year. | | | | 81. Withe rod (Viburnum | 2-8 | White |Indifferent|The _C. pubescens_ of rocky woods equally good nudum) | | | | but not offered for sale. Fruits blue-black. | | | | 82. Appalachian tea | 2-8 | White |Moist |_V. Lentago_ with black fruits useful, but must (Viburnum cassinoides)| | | places| be collected. Leaves of _V. cassinoides_ glossy | | | | and dark green. --------------------------+------+-----------+-----------+--------------------------------------------------- --------------------------+------+-----------+-----------+------------------------------------------------ Common and Latin |Height| Color of | Preferred | Remarks and Notes Names |(feet)| Flowers | Habitat | --------------------------+------+-----------+-----------+------------------------------------------------ JULY-AUGUST | | | | | | | | 83. Hard hack (Spiræa | 1-4 |Pink- |Low |The ashy underside of the leaves, contrasted tomentosa) | | purple| ground| with the pinkish-purple flowers is a novel | | | | combination. | | | | 84. Shrubby cinquefoil | 2-4 | Yellow |Moist |One of the yellow-flowered shrubs that are used. (Potentilla fruticosa)| | | places| Sometimes winter-kills near New York. | | | | 85. Swamp rose | 4-7 |Rose- |Moist |Can also be successfully grown in ordinary (Rosa Carolina) | | colored | places| garden soil, well manured. Flowers soon | | | | withering in open sunlight. | | | | 86. Smooth sumac | 3-12 | Greenish |Dry places |Grouped with Nos. 49 and 64, it gives a wild (Rhus glabra) | | | | touch to the landscape. Autumn color gorgeous. | | | | 87.