Water-leaf family. Hydrophyllaceae.
"Low prairies Arkansas and East Texas." (Coulter). On prairies Eastern Texas. March, April.*
BORAGE. Borage officinalis L.
Borage family. Boragineae.
College: cultivated; honey yield good; bees working busily on it during June. Old stalks die down in July and large lower leaves protect root stock during severe drouth and sprout out for bees to work on bloom in August. June, July.*
MORNING GLORY. Ipomoea Caroliniana Pursh.
Convolvulus family. Convolvulaceae.
Most common in cultivated fields. Honey yield light, pollen. June to November.*
NIGHT-SHADE. Solanum rostratum Dunal.
Night-shade family. Solanaceae.