Dog tooth violet

A boy or girl living in a section where minerals are plentiful, can make a very interesting collection of stones and mineral substances, especially crystals. This should be taken up in connection with school work in chemistry and mineralogy. To determine the names of minerals is by no means as easy as that of flowers or animals. We shall need to understand something of blow-pipe analysis.

As a rule a high school pupil can receive a great deal of valuable instruction and aid from one of his teachers in this work. Mineral specimens should be mounted on small blocks or spindles using sealing wax to hold them in place.

There are unlimited possibilities in nature for making collections. Shells, mosses, ferns, leaves, grasses, seeds, are all interesting and of value. An observation beehive with a glass front which may be darkened will show us the wonderful intelligence of these little creatures. The true spirit of nature study is to learn as much as we can of her in all of her branches, not to make a specialty of one thing to the neglect of the rest and above all not to make work of anything.

We see some new side to our most common things when we once learn to look for it. Not one person in ten thousand knows that bean vines and morning glories will twine around a pole to the right while hop vines and honeysuckle will go to the left and yet who is there who has not seen these common vines hundreds of times?

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Garden-Notes Erythronium Dens Canis, Dogs Tooth Violet
Erythronium Dens Canis, Dogs Tooth Violet. Erythronium Dens Canis. Dogs-Tooth, or Dogs-Tooth Violet. Class and Order. Hexandria Monogynia. Generic Character ...
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A PLANTS profile of Erythronium americanum ssp. americanum (dogtooth violet) from the USDA PLANTS database ... americanum dogtooth violet. Threatened and ...
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Adderstongues (Erythronium americanum) Also known as Dogtooth Violet ...
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Dog's Tooth Violet
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Journey North International Plant Study Spring 2004
Dog Tooth Violet: What's In a Name? Challenge Question #11 ... seems like a better fit since it doesn't look like either a violet or a dog's tooth. ...
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Dog Tooth Violet (Erythronium dens-canis)
Dog Tooth Violet (Erythronium dens-canis): see it and grow it ... Dog Tooth Violet. Scientific Name: Erythronium dens-canis L. Synonym: Family: Liliaceae ...
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No one can give as an excuse that he is too busy to study nature. The busiest men in national affairs have had time for it and surely we with our little responsibilities and cares can do so too. I once went fishing with a clergyman and I noticed that he stood for a long time looking at a pure white water lily with beautiful fragrance that grew from the blackest and most uninviting looking mud that one could find. The next Sunday he used this as an illustration for his text. How many of us ever saw the possibility of a sermon in this common everyday sight?