Wild flowers of Nova Scotia
By: by Maria Morris, executed from nature of the full size of the flowers ; accompanied by information on the history, properties, &c. of the subjects, by Titus Smith
Contributors: Smith, Titus, 1768-1850; Belcher, C. H. (Halifax, N. S.); Nova Scotia. Lieutenant-Governor (1834-1840 : Campbell)
Publisher: C.H. Belcher; J. Snow
Published: 1840
Place of publication: Halifax, N.S; London
Language: eng
Subjects: Wild flowers; Botany; Fleurs sauvages; Botanique
Notes: Cover title.

Work comprised of 12 hand-col. plates accompanied by 4 leaves of descriptive letterpress.

"Under the patronage of His Excellency Lieut.-Gen. Sir C. Campbell, K.C.B. &c. &c., lieutenant governor of Nova Scotia."
Table of contents: title: Plate I. May flower; title: Plate II. Pigeon berry; title: Plate III. White water lily; title: Plate IV. Indian cup; title: Plate V. Tree cranberry; title: Plate VI. Indian hemp, Milkweed; title: Plate VII. Smaller Solomon's seal; title: Plate VIII. Large purple fringed orchis, Northern white orchis; title: Plate IX. Moose bush; title: Plate X. Twin berry; title: Plate XI. Pickerel weed, Common arrowhead; title: Plate XII. Red and white baneberry.