WildflowersWDSwale

Biodiversity Days 2005 at Fresh Pond Reservation

Wildflowers: Water Department Swale
Somerville Garden Club Field Trip
June 12, 2005
Led by Elizabeth Wylde and Judy Eisenberg
Six people attended.

The list covers the lawn and meadow to the north of Neville Place,
the Black's Nook area, the Old Meadow area, and the path and lawn
behind Neville Place.

Biodiversity Days 2005 at Fresh Pond Reservation Wildflowers: Water Department Swale Somerville Garden Club Field Trip June 12, 2005 Led by Elizabeth Wylde and Judy Eisenberg Six people attended. The list covers the lawn and meadow to the north of Neville Place, the Black's Nook area, the Old Meadow area, and the path and lawn behind Neville Place.
Herbaceous Plants			* N = Native I = Introduced
	Common Name 1. Blue Flag, Larger 2. Boneset, White 3. Butter and Eggs 4. Buttercup, Creeping 5. Campion, Bladder 6. Campion, White 7. Cattail, Common 8. Chickweed, Mouse-ear 9. Chicory 10. Cinquefoil, Rough 11. Cinquefoil, Rough-fruited 12. Cinquefoil, Silvery 13. Clover, Rabbit's Foot 14. Clover, Red 15. Clover, White 16. Clover, White Sweet 17. Coreopsis, Lance-leaved 18. Cress, Winter 19. Daisy, Oxeye 20. Dandelion, Common 21. Dock, Curled 22. Fleabane, Daisy 23. Fleabane, Lesser Daisy 24. Goldenrod, Lance-leaved 25. Ivy, Ground 26. Joe-Pye Weed, Spotted 27. Lady's Thumb 28. Lettuce, Prickly 29. Lettuce, Wild 30. Loosestrife, Purple 31. Lupine, Garden 32. Medick, Black 33. Milkweed, Common 34. Mugwort 35. Mullein 36. Mustard, Garlic 37. Pink, Deptford 38. Plantain, Common 39. Plantain, English 40. Queen Anne's Lace 41. Ragweed 42. Saint Johnswort 43. Smartweed, Nodding 44. Sorrel, Field 45. Sorrel, Yellow Wood 46. Speedwell, thyme-leaved 47. Stitchwort, Lesser 48. Swallowwort, Black 49. Tansy 50. Thistle, Bull 51. Trefoil, Birdsfoot 52. Vervain, Blue 53. Vervain, White 54. Vetch, Cow 55. Vetch, Crown 56. Vetch, Slender 57. Yarrow	* N N I I I I N I I N I I I I I I N I I I I N N N I N I I N I I I N I I I I I I I N I N I N N I I I I I N N I I I I	Latin Name IIris versicolor Epatorium perfoliatum Linaria vulgaris Ranunculus repens Silene cucubalus Lychnis alba Typha latifolia Cerastium vulgatum Chicorum intybus Potentilla argenta Potentilla norvegica Potentilla argenta Trifolium avarense Trifolium praetense Trifolium repens Melilotus alba Coreopsis lanceolata Barbarea vulgaris Chrysanthemum leucanthemum Taraxicum officionale Rumex crispus Erigeron annus Erigeron strigosus Solidage graminifolia Glechoma hederacea Eupatorium maculatum Polygonum persicaria Lactuca scariola Lactusa canadensis Lythrum salicaria Lupinus polyphyllus Medicago lupulina Asclepias syriaca Artemisia vulgaris Verbascum thapsus Allaria petiolata Dianthus armeria Plantago major Plantago lanciolata Daucus carota Ambrosia artemisiifolia Hypericum perforatum Polygonum hydropiper Rumex acetosella Oxalis europaea Veronica serpyllifolia Stellaria gramina Cynanchum nigrum Tanacetum vulgare Ciresium vulgare Lotus corniculatus Verbena hastate Vervena urticifolia Vicia cracca Coronilla varia Vicia tetrasperma Achillea millefolium
Shrubs
	1. Blueberry, Highbush 2. Chokeberry 3. Cinquefoil, Shrubby 4. Cranberry, Highbush 5. Dogwood, red-osier 6. Elder 7. Laurel, Sheep 8. Meadowsweet 9. Pepperbush, Sweet 10. Raspberry, Wild Red 11. Rose, Multiflora 12. Sumac, Fragrant 13. Winterberry	N N N N N N N N N N I N N	Vaccinium corymbosum Pyrus arbutifolia Potentilla fructose Vibirnum trilobum Cornus stolonifera Sambucus Canadensis Kalmia angustifolia Spirea latifolia Clethra alnifolia Rubus idaeus Rosa multiflora Rhus aromatica Ilex verticillata
*Ferns*
	1. Fern, Cinnamon 2. Fern, Hayscented 3. Fern, Interrupted	N N N	Osmunda cinnamomea Dennstaedtia punctilobula Osmunda claytoniana