Spurge family. Euphorbiaceae.
"Cultivated extensively for ornament and sparingly escaped in Missouri and southwestward to Central Mexico." (Coulter). Planted for ornamental purposes; honey yield good in favorable seasons; pollen; has glands at base of leaves. March, April.*
AMERICAN OR WHITE ELM. Ulmus Americana L.
Nettle family. Urticaceae.
"Extending westward to the streams of Southern and Central Texas." (Coulter). College: along moist creeks and streams; honey yield good but not very plentiful. August.*
WINGED ELM or WAHOO. Ulmus alata Michx.
Nettle family. Urticaceae.
"On streams extending to the valley of the Trinity." (Coulter). Tree with corky winged branches, along streams and low soils in woods; honey yield good sometimes giving surplus; much pollen; honey of amber color and strong characteristic aroma. August, September.*
GRANJENO. Celtis pallida Torr.
Nettle family. Urticaceae.