Other yellow spring flowers:
Coltsfoot—Stream banks in May.
Celandine Poppy—Woods and hills.
Corydalis—Dry stony woodland.
Moosewood—Wet woods.
The Spring Flowers—Pink.
In company with the blood root and dog-toothed violets and the dainty anemones are the pretty little pink-veined Spring Beauties, with their slender leaves and graceful stems. Lucky are you if you chance to live where the trailing arbutus grows, with its deliciously perfumed waxy flowers under last summer's dead leaves. The New Englanders call it the May Flower. The attractive blossoms of the Rhodora brighten the woods with their splendor. This is a wild Rhododendron and belongs to the same family as the wild honeysuckle that blossoms in the moist places in May.
Other pink spring flowers:
Showy Orchis—May woods.
Wild Pink—Rocky edges of woods.