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Grass of Parnassus Parnassia glauca I located this uncommon wildflower in the town of Canton, NY. The leaves are fleshly, almost succullent and the plants require constant moisture. They prefer partial shade and were growing in a limestone seep on a path cut through Cedar woods. Requirements: Soil Type - Sandy loam, calcium rich wetland Soil pH - Neutral Water - Moist to wet, soil should never dry Light - Partial shade - sun Characteristics: Height - To 4 in. with flower stalks to 1½ ft. Time of Bloom - July - August Flower color - Single flower - white with green veins Propagation - Division Transplants - Easily

by common name Anemone Arrowhead Aster Baneberry Beardtongue Wild Bergamot Bloodroot Bluet Boneset Canada Lily Chicory Coltsfoot Cuckoo Flower Wild Cucumber Dame's Rocket Dogbane Elecampane Fireweed Gentian Geranium Gill Over the Ground Ginger Goldenrod Grass of Parnassus Groundnut Orange Hawkweed Iris Blue Flag Jack in the Pulpit Jewelweed Knapweed Marsh Marigold Moneywort Mullein Partridgeberry Pickerelweed Purple Loosestrife Pussytoes Purple-flowering Raspberry Sneezeweed Teasel Trillium Trout Lily Turtlehead Vervain Viper's bugloss