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Summer Flowers of the High Alps

Illustrations

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The Spiny Fuller’s Thistle Frontispiece

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The Narcissus-Flowered Anemone 2

The Globe Flower 4

The Common Monk’s-Hood 6

The Yellow Wolf’s-Bane 8

The Two-Flowered Violet 10

The Long-Spurred Pansy 12

The Box-Leaved Milkwort 14

The Creeping Gypsophila 16

The Moss Campion or Cushion Pink 18

The Wood Geranium 20

The Alpine Clover 22

The Brown Clover 24

The Cold Mountain-Lentil 26

The Dull-Flowered Sweet Clover or Alpine Sainfoin 28

The White Dryas 30

The Alpine Rose 32

Fleischer’s Willow-Herb 34

The Mountain House-Leek 36

Sempervivum Funckii 38

The Evergreen Saxifrage 40

The Large Astrantia 42

The Alpine Starwort or Alpine Aster 44

The Cat’s-Foot, Mountain Everlasting or Mountain Cudweed 46

The Arnica 48

The Round-Headed Rampion 52

The Bearded Bell-Flower or Campanula 54

The Dwarf Hair-Bell or Bell-Flower 56

The Hairy-Leaved Alpenrose 58

The Lesser Winter-Green 60

The Stemless Gentian 62

The Short-Leaved Gentian 64

The Alpine Toad-Flax 66

The Alpine Balsam 68

The Leafy Lousewort 70

The Yellow Auricula 72

The Marsh Orchis 74

The Lady’s Slipper 76

The White Veratrum 78

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