This section is from the book "How To Know The Wild Flowers", by Frances Theodora (William Starr Dana). Also available from Amazon: How To Know The Wild Flowers.
About three feet high. Stem. - Smooth and branching. Leaves. - Opposite, long-stalked, broadly ovate, coarsely and sharply toothed. Flower-heads. - White, clustered, composed of tubular blossoms.
Although this species is less common than boneset, it is frequently found blossoming in the rich Northern woods of late summer.
 
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