THE FLORA OF LTVEEPOOL. 



Ord. LVIII. Verbenace^e. Juss. 

 The Vervain Family. 



1. VERBENA. Jjinn. Vervain. Bid/ynam. Angiosperm. L. 

 1. V. OFFICINALIS. L. (Common V.) July, August. U 



Road sides and waste ground. Common by the road sides 

 about Hoylake, — ^W.S. Frequent about Neston and Roby, 

 — J. Sk. Hale, — J. Harrison. Hoylake, — J.S. in Herb. 

 Plentiful about Sutton and between Bebbington and Tra- 

 falgar. Near Southport. 



Ord. LIX. LENTIBULARIACEiE. Rich. 



The Butterwort Family. 

 Diand. Monogyn. Linn. 



1. PINGUICULA. Linn. Butterwort. 

 1. P. vuLGAEis. L. (Common B.) May — July. 2| 



Bogs and moist heaths. Thornton Hough, Cheshire, — 

 J. Harrison. Plentiful on some marshy ground on [the 

 hill, east of Thurstaston,— W.S. Southport,— H.*Aughton. 



2. UTRICULARIA. Linn. BladderwoH. 



1. U. VULGARIS. L. (Greater B.) June, July. 2^ 



Ponds about Woodside, and in other parts of Wirral, not 

 unfrequent. Bootle, — R. Tudor. In the canal, between 

 Crosby and litherland. Frequent in Formby and Altcar 

 marshes, — W.S., and near Southport 



2. U. MINOR. L. (Lesser B.) June — September. 4 



Sparingly near Bootle and Little Crosby, — Dr. Bostock 

 in With. In the canal between Crosby and Litherland, — 

 H. Shepherd, in Hall's Flora. In the canal, and in a rill 

 by the side of it, near Seaforth, — A. Murray, in HaW$ 

 Flora. Sutton Moss, — J. Harrison. Not unfrequent in 

 Altcar and Formby Marshes, — W.S. Chat Moss, — R. 

 Tudor. Southport,— H. Aughton. 



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