1) Primula and Androsace (Primrose, Auricula)
2) Alpenrosen (Rhododendron), Rosebay, Daphne, Heath, Red Bear-berry, Trailing Azalea
3) Pedicularis (Lousewort) and Linaria (Alpine Toadflax)
4) Arnica, Starwort, Edelweiss, Swiss Cudweed, Woolly Hawkweed, Skorpion Wort, Golden Hawk’s Beard, Musk Milfoil, Lucid Scabious, Black Milfoil
5) Hairy Groundsel, Carniol Groundsel, Leopard’s-bane Groundsel, Heart-leaved Groundsel, Alpine Ox-Eye
6) Red Alpine Catchfly, Mountain Lloydia, Alpine Anemone, Narcissus-flowered Anemone, Yellow Anemone, Spring Anemone
7) Alpine Trefoil, Brown Trefoil, Mountain Oxytropis, Yellowish Mountain Oxytropis, Alpine Saint-foin, Frigid Mountain Lentil
8) One-flowered Winter-green, Round-leaved Winter-green, Alpine Poppy, Rhaetic Poppy, European Sow-bread, Alpine Nigritella
9) Alpine Soldanella, Delicat Soldanella, Broad-leaved Alpine Chickweed, Cod-webbed House-leek, Two-flowered Violet, Alpine Bartsia, Long-spurred Violet, Mountain Avens
10) Dwarf Gentian, Carved Gentian, Bavarian Gentian, Short-leaved Gentian, Tender Gentian, Snow-Gentian, Spring-Gentian, German Gentian, Cilated Gentian
Illustrations of Alpine plants taken from ‘Taschenflora des Alpen-Wanderers’ by Ludwig Schröter, Carl Schröter. Published 1899 by A. Raustein.
New York Botanical Garden, LuEsther T. Mertz Library.
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