The Burgess Flower Book for Children

Chapters

• 1 Peter Rabbit Finds Signs of Spring: Introducing Skunk Cabbage
• 2 Two Surprises in the Green Forest: The Hepatica and Saxifrage
• 3 Peter Makes More Discoveries: Spring Beauty, Dandelion, Common and Mouse-ear Chickweeds
• 4 Shy Blossoms and Fairy Bells: The Arbutus and the Yellow Adder's-tongue
• 5 Tommy Tit Drops a Hint: The Bloodroot, California Poppy, Wood and Rue Anemones
• 6 Gold and Other Treasures: Bluets, the Wild Geranium and the Marsh Marigold
• 7 Two Dainty Little Neighbors: The Foamflower and Dutchman 's-breeches
• 8 Redwing and Mrs. Grouse Help: Sweet-scented and Lance-leaved White Violets and the White Baneberry
• 9 A Preacher and Nodding Beauties: Jack-in-the-pulpit and the Columbine
• 10 Snow and Gold and Heaven's Blue: Flowering Dogwood, Common and Shrubby Cinque- foils, Bird's-foot and Meadow Violets
• 11 A Day to be Remembered: The Wild Strawberry, Purple Trillium, Wild Azalea and Large Yellow Pond Lily
• 12 The Joy op Bees and Hummer's Delight: The Red Clover, Robin's Plantain and Coral Honey- suckle
• 13 Beauties of the Swamp: The Larger Blue Flag and the Arethusa
• 14 The Larger Blue Flag and the Arethusa: The Mandrake, Fringed Polygala, White and Tree Clovers
• 15 Buttercups and Lily Cousins: The Bulbous Buttercup, Large-flowered Wake- robin, Painted and Nodding Trilliums and Blue- eyed Grass
• 16 A Trap for Living Insects: The Pitcher Plant
• 17 How the Lady's-slippers Were Saved: The Pink, Large Yellow and Small Yellow Lady's- slippers
• 18 The Delightful Reward of Curiosity: The New Jersey Tea, Pasture Rose, Swamp Rose and Meadow Rose
• 19 White and Yellow Cousins: The White Daisy and the Black-eyed Susan
• 20 Peter Finds Three Old Friends: The True Solomon's Seal, Wild Spikenard and Wild Lupine
• 21 Beautiful, Mischievous Cousins: The Mountain Laurel, Sheep Laurel and Great Rhododendron
• 22 Peter Finds Stars in the Grass: The Yellow Star Grass and the Calopogon
• 23 Lilies of Meadow and Wood: The Meadow Lily and the Wood Lily
• 24 Bells op Blue and Others: The Harebell, the Showy Lady's-slipper and the Sweet-scented White Water Lily
• 25 The Merry Little Breezes Help Peter: The Meadowsweet and the Common Milkweed
• 26 Treasures op the Old Pasture: The Wild Morning-glory, the Fireweed and the Spotted Wintergreen
• 27 Honeyballs and Leafless Plants: The Buttonbush, Culver's Root and the Indian Pipe
• 28 A Lesson in Beauty: The Wild Carrot, Great Mullein and Moth Mullein
• 29 Two Water Lovers: Pickerel Weed and the Broad-leaved Arrowhead
• 30 Friends by the Wayside: The Evening Primrose, Butter and Eggs, and Yar- row
• 31 Pests That Are Beautiful: The Upland White Aster, Corn Cockle and Com- mon Burdock
• 32 Peter Finds the Steeplebush: The Elecampane and the Hardhack
• 33 Lady Bumblebee's Friends: Lady Bumblebee's Friends
• 34 Surprises Along the Laughing Brook: The Larger Skullcap and the Turtlehead
• 35 Wool, Spears and Goldenrod: The Pearly Everlasting, Common Thistle and Wrin- kled-leaved Goldenrod
• 36 Along the Edge of the Swamp: The Virgin's-bower, Wild Mint and Hyssop- leaved Thoroughwort
• 37 Cousins in Red and Blue: The Cardinal Flower and the Great Lobelia
• 38 The Last of the Orchids: The Yellow-fringed Orchis and Nodding Ladies'- tresses
• 39 Two Who Come in August: The Fern-leaved False Foxglove and the New England Aster
• 40 The Gold of Late Summer: The Giant Sunflower and the Sneezeweed
• 41 A Day Rich in Beauty: The Swamp Rose Mallow and the Joe-pye Weed
• 42 The End of Peter's Search: The Closed and Fringed Gentians