96 BORAOINACEJS. 



Order XXXIX. BORAGZITACEJE. 



CTSTOGIiOSSUM Tournefort. Houndstongub. 



1. C. officinale Linn. 



Sandy seashores, and dry sandy wastes — found only in Co. Down, 



where it is plentiful. Fl. mid. June till mid. Aug. 



Down— Sandy shores at Kirkiston, and at Dundrum ; Templeton, 1793. 

 Sandy waste ground near the shore southeast of Portavo ; 

 Miss Maffett. Sandhills at Ballykinler, and at Ringsallin 

 Point, also in abundance at Millquarter Bay, and Killard 

 Point near Ardglass ; T.H.C. Greencastle, and abundant on 

 the sandy shores of the Ards from Ballywalter to Kearney's 

 Point, also on roadsides, and sandy places by the coast from 

 Newcastle northwards to the entrance to Strangf ord Lough : 

 S.A.S. 



AN'CHUSA Linn. Alkanet. 



1. A. sexupervirens Linn. 



Hedge banks, and waste ground— not rare ; naturalised in some of its 

 stations, but frequently only a garden escape. Fl. mid. May till mid. 

 July. 

 Down— Hedge between Bangor and Portavo; Templeton, 1797. Ruins 



of Greyabbey ; Flor. Sib. Roadsides at Stormount, Braniel, 



and Conlig ; S.A.S. 

 Antrim — Near Portglenone ; Templeton. Lisbum ; Floi'. Belf. Bally- 

 castle; Tlor. JJlst. Cushendun; Bev. S. A. Brenan. Duneane; 



Cyb.Hib. Roadside in Glendun; T.H.C. Ditch north of 



Lame, and in Rathlin Island ; S.A.S, 

 Deny — Near Magherafelt ; Templeton. Woods at Roepark, also near 



Ashpark in the parish of Banagher, and lane from Limavady 



to Roe Mill; D.M. 



ILVCOPSZS Linn, 



1. Ii. arvensls Linn. Bugloss. 



Sandy fields, and waste ground — common, especially abundant by the 

 coast. Fl. May— Sept. 



STAXPHTTUms Tournefort. Comfrey. 



1. S. officinale Linn. 



Fields, and waste groimd in sandy or gravelly land — frequent. Fl, 

 June and July. 



